"nyam-len means to bring something into experience;
gompa means to make something a habit, to become familiar with something, to cultivate it;
drub means to construct or build something, so, in the context of practice, to create or effect a certain state, experience or understanding;
tingé-dzin (samadhi) is a state of profound attention; and
nyam-zhak means resting evenly, i.e., the emotional and perceptual confusion in the mind/heart has subsided completely."
