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The 14 pages that link to Samadhi, each with the reason it gives.

• MindfulnessRelated: Buddhist accounts distinguish mindfulness from, while pairing it with, concentration.

• YogaBroader topic: Classical yoga presents absorption as the culmination of its meditative discipline.

• BuddhahoodRelated: Concentration supports the insight cultivated on Buddhist paths to awakening.

• DhyanaRelated: Patanjali places samadhi after dhyana as attention becomes fully absorbed.

• ShamathaRelated: Shamatha cultivates the collectedness commonly called samadhi.

• PrajñāCompared with: Concentration stabilizes attention; prajñā is the insight that understands phenomena.

• SamathaNarrower topic: Samatha develops this wider quality of collectedness.

• Raja yogaBroader topic: Raja yoga presents absorption as the culmination of its meditative stages.

• RamakrishnaRelated: Ramakrishna’s reported absorptions were central evidence of his intense spiritual experiences.

• NibbanaRelated: Concentration steadies the mind for insight into the causes of suffering.

• PatañjaliBroader topic: The text treats this culmination of meditative practice at length.

• Sai Baba of ShirdiRelated: The shrine's name and devotional significance draw on this overlapping religious usage.

• Morya GosaviRelated: The samadhi associated with Morya Gosavi anchors claims about his final years.

• SahasraraRelated: Yogic descriptions associate realization at Sahasrara with profound meditative absorption.