kftsna
kṛtsna , nt. , and kṛtsnāyatana , nt. , basis of total (fixation of the mind) , as leading to concentration; = Pali kasiṇa and °ṇāyatana, see Childers , which is far superior to PTSD ; ten such in Pali , and in Mvy 1528—38 , viz. nīla, pīta, lohita, avadāta, pṛthivī, ap, tejas, vāyu, ākāśa, vijñāna (-kṛtsnāyatanam; Vism. slightly different, see PTSD ); five-fold manner of practice upon each kṛtsna, [Page191-b] only the first eight listed, Mvy 1539—40 (as in Pali , PTSD ); see also AbhidhK. LaV-P. viii.213 ff. ; Sūtrāl. vii.9 ; xx—xxi.44; Gv 523.11 kṛtsnāyatanasamāpatti-vihārī bhikṣur; Divy 180.17 f. nīlakṛtsnam (see Mvy 1529 ); and see Apkṛtsna .