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1   3, 20|         when the noble disciple understands what is karmically~wholesome,
2   3, 20|  wholesome karma.~ Or, when one understands that corporeality, feeling,
3   3, 20|       in the noble~doctrine, he understands what is worthy of consideration,
4   3, 26|        lying down, the~disciple understands the expressions: "I go"; "
5   3, 26|        I sit"; "I~lie down"; he understands any position of the body.~ [
6   3, 26|        the body.~ [The disciple understands that it is not a being,
7   3, 26|        feelings.~ [The disciple understands that the expression "I feel"
8   3, 26| expression of common speech; he understands~that, in the absolute sense,
9   3, 27|        he who has concentration understands~things according to their