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 1   3, 26|        the Mind-objects,~ardent, clearly conscious and attentive,
 2   3, 26|       make~a short exhalation." "Clearly perceiving the entire [breath]-
 3   3, 26|         thus he trains himself; "clearly perceiving the~entire [breath]-
 4   3, 26|         further, the disciple is clearly conscious in his going and~
 5   3, 26|         in his going and~coming; clearly conscious in looking forward
 6   3, 26|    looking forward and backward; clearly~conscious in bending and
 7   3, 26|          bending and stretching; clearly conscious in eating,~drinking,
 8   3, 26|  drinking, chewing, and tasting; clearly conscious in discharging~
 9   3, 26| discharging~excrement and urine; clearly conscious in walking, standing,~
10   3, 26|    falling asleep and awakening; clearly conscious in speaking~and
11   3, 26|         disciple is doing, he is clearly conscious: of his~intention,
12   3, 26|         of the body," of~energy, clearly conscious, attentive, after
13   3, 26|       feelings," full of energy, clearly conscious,~attentive, after
14   3, 26|       the mind," full of energy, clearly~conscious, attentive, after
15   3, 26|      phenomena," full of energy, clearly conscious,~attentive, after
16   3, 26|        and phenomena, strenuous, clearly conscious, attentive, after~
17   3, 27|        in~equanimity, attentive, clearly conscious; and he experiences
18   3, 28|      CONSCIOUSNESS (7th Step)~ ~ Clearly conscious is he in his going
19   3, 28|         in his going and coming; clearly conscious~in looking forward
20   3, 28|    looking forward and backward; clearly conscious in bending and~
21   3, 28|         and~stretching his body; clearly conscious in eating, drinking,
22   3, 28| discharging excrement and urine;~clearly conscious in walking, standing,
23   3, 28|    falling asleep and~awakening; clearly conscious in speaking and