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 1   2, 9 |          when perceiving a visual object, a sound, odor, taste,~bodily
 2   2, 9 |      bodily impression, or a mind object, the object is pleasant,
 3   2, 9 | impression, or a mind object, the object is pleasant, one is~attracted;
 4   3, 25|      contact with the~body, or an object with the mind, he neither
 5   3, 25|        whilst regarding a certain object, there arise in the~disciple,
 6   3, 25|          should, by~means of this object, gain another and wholesome
 7   3, 25|        gain another and wholesome object. Or, he should~reflect on
 8   3, 25|           in his mind a favorable object of~concentration that has
 9   3, 27|       Fixing the mind to a single~object ("One-pointedness of mind"):
10   3, 28|          touch with the body - an~object with his mind, he sticks
11   3, 28|       heart: that,~verily, is the object of the Holy Life, that is