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 1   1, 2 |             mental] Formations, and~Consciousness.~ Any corporeal phenomenon,
 2   1, 2 |            Group of Formations; all consciousness belongs to the~Group of
 3   1, 2 |             belongs to the~Group of Consciousness.~ [Our so-called individual
 4   1, 4 |            DEPENDENT ORIGINATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS~ ~ Now, though one's eye
 5   1, 4 |             corresponding aspect of consciousness. Or, though one eye be intact,~
 6   1, 4 |             corresponding aspect of consciousness.~If, however, one's eye
 7   1, 4 |             corresponding aspect of consciousness.~ Hence, I say: the arising
 8   1, 4 |        Hence, I say: the arising of consciousness is dependent upon~conditions;
 9   1, 4 |        without these conditions, no consciousness arises. And~upon whatsoever
10   1, 4 |           conditions the arising of consciousness is~dependent, after these
11   1, 4 |          after these it is called.~ Consciousness whose arising depends on
12   1, 4 |        called "eye-consciousness."~ Consciousness whose arising depends on
13   1, 4 |        called "ear-consciousness."~ Consciousness whose arising depends on
14   1, 4 |       called "nose-consciousness."~ Consciousness whose arising depends on
15   1, 4 |             tongue-consciousness."~ Consciousness whose arising depends on
16   1, 4 |       called "body-consciousness."~ Consciousness whose arising depends on
17   1, 4 |            of "corporeality" in the consciousness thus~arisen, that belongs
18   1, 4 |             Whatsoever there is~of "consciousness" therein, belongs to the
19   1, 4 |             belongs to the Group of Consciousness.~ And it is impossible that
20   1, 4 |        increase, and development of consciousness, independent of~corporeality,
21   1, 5 |           formations are transient, consciousness is transient.~ And that
22   1, 5 |   perception, mental formations, or consciousness, whether one's own~or external,
23   1, 5 |            or mental~formations, or consciousness, he delights in suffering;
24   2, 9 |             arises and takes root.~ Consciousness, sense impression, feeling
25   3, 14|              mental formations, and~consciousness, this is the extinction
26   3, 20|   perception,~mental formation, and consciousness, are transient [subject
27   3, 20|              He has understood what consciousness is, and how~it arises, and
28   3, 20|   perception, a mental formation,~a consciousness, that is permanent and persistent,
29   3, 20|         called thought, or mind, or consciousness,~is continuously, during
30   3, 20|            of mental formations, of consciousness, whether one's~own or external,
31   3, 20|   perception, mental formations and consciousness according to reality~ [i.e.,
32   3, 20|            karma-formations~depends Consciousness [starting with rebirth-consciousness
33   3, 20|            womb of the mother].- On consciousness depends the Mental and Physical~
34   3, 20|            of the Karma-formations, Consciousness [rebirth] is~extinguished.
35   3, 20|           Through the extinction of consciousness, the Mental~and Physical
36   3, 26|             a person"-~ ~this clear consciousness is present in him, because
37   3, 26|           body is there" this clear consciousness is~present in him, because
38   3, 26|     Feelings are there":~this clear consciousness is present in him, because
39   3, 26|       collective for the moments of~consciousness. Being identical with consciousness,
40   3, 26| consciousness. Being identical with consciousness, it should not be~translated
41   3, 26|           mind"; they are not, like~consciousness, of primary, but of secondary
42   3, 26|     entirely~absent in all sensuous consciousness, as well as in the second,~
43   3, 26|             to both. He beholds how~consciousness arises; beholds how it passes
44   3, 26|         arising and passing away of consciousness. "Mind is there"; this clear~
45   3, 26|          Mind is there"; this clear~consciousness is present in him, because
46   3, 26|          they pass away; knows what Consciousness is, how it arises, how it~
47   3, 26|            Phenomena are there this consciousness~is present in him because
48   3, 26|             attentiveness and clear consciousness, I say, there is no~Watching
49   3, 27|   perception,~mental formations and consciousness.~ Thus, these five Groups
50   3, 28|             ATTENTIVENESS AND CLEAR CONSCIOUSNESS (7th Step)~ ~ Clearly conscious
51   3, 28|             Attentiveness~and Clear Consciousness, he chooses a secluded dwelling
52   3, 28|           watchful mind, with clear~consciousness, he cleanses his mind from