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1   3, 26|      the phenomen, of the~"Five Hindrances."~ He knows when there is "
2   3, 26|    doubts." He knows when these hindrances are not in~him: "In me these
3   3, 26|        not in~him: "In me these hindrances are not." He knows how they
4   3, 27|      there have~vanished [the 5 Hindrances]: Lust, Ill-will, Torpor
5   3, 28| confidence, he~thinks: "Full of hindrances is household life, a refuse
6   3, 28|             ABSENCE OF THE FIVE HINDRANCES~ ~ He has cast away Lust;
7   3, 28|        has put aside these five Hindrances and come to know the~paralyzing