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 1      3, 66|           understands this state of contemplation in this way: 'There is this [
 2      5, 57|  Upajjhatthana Sutta - Subjects for Contemplation~Translated from the Pali
 3      9, 1 |         develop: He should develop [contemplation of] the unattractive so
 4     10, 60|      disease. "~"What are the ten? ~Contemplation of impermanence.~Contemplation
 5     10, 60|      Contemplation of impermanence.~Contemplation of anatta (absence of a
 6     10, 60|            permanent self or soul).~Contemplation of foulness (asubha).~Contemplation
 7     10, 60| Contemplation of foulness (asubha).~Contemplation of disadvantage (danger).~
 8     10, 60|           of disadvantage (danger).~Contemplation of abandonment.~Contemplation
 9     10, 60|       Contemplation of abandonment.~Contemplation of detachment.~Contemplation
10     10, 60|        Contemplation of detachment.~Contemplation of cessation.~Contemplation
11     10, 60|         Contemplation of cessation.~Contemplation of distaste for the whole
12     10, 60|       distaste for the whole world.~Contemplation of impermanence of all component
13     10, 60|            i. "And what, Ananda, is contemplation of impermanence? Herein,
14     10, 60|             This, Ananda, is called contemplation of impermanence." ~ii. "
15     10, 60|             ii. "And what Ananda is contemplation of anatta? Herein, Ananda,
16     10, 60|             This, Ananda, is called contemplation of anatta. "~iii. "And what,
17     10, 60|          iii. "And what, Ananda, is contemplation of foulness? Herein, Ananda,
18     10, 60|             This, Ananda, is called contemplation of foulness. "~iv. "What,
19     10, 60|               iv. "What, Ananda, is contemplation of disadvantage (danger)?
20     10, 60|              This Ananda, is called contemplation of disadvantage (danger)." ~
21     10, 60|            v. "And what, Ananda, is contemplation of abandonment? Herein,
22     10, 60|             This, Ananda, is called contemplation of abandonment. "~vi. "And
23     10, 60|           vi. "And what, Ananda, is contemplation of detachment? Herein, Ananda,
24     10, 60|             This, Ananda, is called contemplation of detachment. "~vii. "And
25     10, 60|          vii. "And what, Ananda, is contemplation of cessation? Herein, Ananda,
26     10, 60|             This, Ananda, is called contemplation of cessation." ~viii. "And
27     10, 60|         viii. "And what, Ananda, is contemplation of distaste for the whole
28     10, 60|             This, Ananda, Is called contemplation of distaste for the whole
29     10, 60|           ix. "And what, Ananda, is contemplation of impermanence of all component
30     10, 60|             This, Ananda, is called contemplation of impermanence of all component