Talk:Upekṣā

Table: Jhāna-related factors.
	sustained; thought; (vicāra)
	Table's sources: v; t; e; Bodhi, Bhikkhu (2005). In the Buddha's Words, pp. 296-8; (SN 28:1-9). Somerville, MA: Wisdom Pub. ISBN 9780861714919.; Sri Lanka Buddha Jayanti Tipitaka Series (n.d.).; Pañcaṅgika-vaggo (AN 5.1.3.8, in Pali). Retrieved; 2007-06-06 from MettaNet-Lanka.; Thanissaro Bhikkhu (1997). Samadhanga Sutta: The Factors; of Concentration (AN 5.28). Retrieved 2007-06-06 from; "Access to Insight".; Keeping the Breath in Mind and Lessons in Samadhi;

Table: Jhāna-related factors.
	first jhāna	second jhāna	third jhāna	fourth jhāna
sensuality (kāma), unskillful qualities (akusala dhamma)	secluded from, withdrawn
applied thought (vitakka)	accom- panies jhāna	stilled
sustained thought (vicāra)	accom- panies jhāna	stilled
rapture (pīti)	seclusion- born; pervades body	samādhi- born; pervades body	fades away (as does distress)
pleasure (sukha)	seclusion- born; pervades body	samādhi- born; pervades body	pervades physical body	aban- doned (as is pain)
pure, mindful equanimity (upekkhā- sati- pārisuddhi)		[internal confidence, mental unification]	equani- mous, mindful	mindfull; neither pleasure nor pain
Table's sources: v t e Bodhi, Bhikkhu (2005). In the Buddha's Words, pp. 296-8 (SN 28:1-9). Somerville, MA: Wisdom Pub. ISBN 9780861714919. Sri Lanka Buddha Jayanti Tipitaka Series (n.d.). Pañcaṅgika-vaggo (AN 5.1.3.8, in Pali). Retrieved 2007-06-06 from MettaNet-Lanka. Thanissaro Bhikkhu (1997). Samadhanga Sutta: The Factors of Concentration (AN 5.28). Retrieved 2007-06-06 from "Access to Insight". Keeping the Breath in Mind and Lessons in Samadhi

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