vidarSana
vidarśana , nt. , and °nā ( AMg. vidarisaṇa, and with caus. mg. vidaṃsana; to Skt. vi-darś- plus -ana), ( 1 ) °nā, insight, vision , lit. and fig. ; in this mg. app. always fem. , and often assoc. with samatha, or śam°, replacing more usual vipaśyanā : samatha-(so, or śam°, read with v.l. and Tib. )-vidarśanā-suviśuddha-nayanasya (bodhisattvasya) LV 9.6 = Tib. zhi gnas (śamatha) daṅ lhag mthoṅ ( wide vision ) etc. , with eye well purified in (or by ) tranquillity and insight (vision) ; °nā-saṃbhāro dharmālokamukhaṃ 35.15 ; -samatha-(so with v.l. , = śam°)-°nāloka-(°nā plus āloka)-prāpta(ḥ) 426.8 ; samatha-°nā-paripūrṇa-saṃbhāra(ḥ) 427.22 ; °nā-saṃbhāraṃ paripūrayiṣyati 441.6 ( cf. samatha-saṃbh° parip° 5); śukla-°nā-bhūmiḥ (one of the śrāvaka-bh°) Mvy 1141 ( Tib. rnam par mthoṅ ba ), clear insight ; °nayā prativipaśyataḥ Laṅk 19.2 ; ( 2 ) °na, nt. , with caus. mg. , display, making to appear (by magic): Bbh 58.23 ; defined 59.20 ff. as magical display, by a Buddha or Bodhisattva, of various edifying visions to an assembly; one kind of dhyāna is (pāpakāriṇām) apāyabhūmi-vidarśanaṃ dhyānaṃ Bbh 210.7 .