collectedness

Movement to this totally unfamiliar environment, so suddenly and under these extremely unusual conditions, stripped away whatever reserves of collectedness I still possessed.

By this time Pucky had regained the cool collectedness which was typical of all Rhodan's close companions.

Cooke created a cooler, calmer gospel singing style, an "unyielding collectedness," to reach a wider, whiter audience.

There are four stages of deep collectedness which are called the Rupa Jhāna (Fine-material Jhāna).

Samadhi is literally translated as "concentration", it is achieved through training in the higher consciousness, which brings the calm and collectedness needed to develop true wisdom by direct experience.

The red color is meant to signify passion, innovation, youth and feelings of warmth and caring toward customers, while black is meant to signify legitimacy, collectedness and trust.

They are sloth and torpor (Pāli: thīna-middha), which is half-hearted action with little or no collectedness and restlessness and worry (uddhacca-kukkucca), which is the inability to calm the mind.

For it has then left the ground of experience, in which alone are to be found the criteria of truth, and has ventured into the region of the incomprehensible and unsearchable, on the heights of which it loses its power and collectedness, because it has completely severed its connection with experience.

They must have been, and were, in the notes, as well as in the words of his wild fantasias (for he not unfrequently accompanied himself with rhymed verbal improvisations), the result of that intense mental collectedness and concentration to which I have previously alluded as observable only in particular moments of the highest artificial excitement.