paraṁ samādhau sukham ekam asphuṭaṁ

vṛtter abhāvān manaso na cātatam

vṛttau sphurad vastu tad eva bhāsate

’dhikaṁ yathaiva sphaṭikācale mahaḥ

The happiness felt in impersonal samādhi is plain, isolated, vague, and limited because in that samādhi the functions of the mind have ceased. But when the object of meditation appears in the active mind, that object is more vividly manifest, like sunlight reflected on a crystal mountain.