Book, Sutta

 1      7, 58|        he remains focused on inconstancy, focused on dispassion,
 2      7, 58|     As he remains focused on inconstancy, focused on dispassion,
 3      9, 1 |    develop the perception of inconstancy so as to uproot the conceit, '
 4      9, 1 |        For a monk perceiving inconstancy, the perception of not-self
 5     10, 60| Which ten? The perception of inconstancy, the perception of non-self,
 6     10, 60|    what is the perception of inconstancy? There is the case where
 7     10, 60|   Thus he remains focused on inconstancy with regard to the five
 8     10, 60|     called the perception of inconstancy. ~[2] "And what is the perception
 9     10, 60|    to breathe in focusing on inconstancy, and to breathe out focusing
10     10, 60|      breathe out focusing on inconstancy. [xiv] He trains himself