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 1     1  (4)  |    experienced through the six senses. ~
 2     1  (5)  |         experience via the six senses. ~
 3    14, TrInt|     eye [as with the remaining senses]. ~What are these perceptions &
 4    14, TrInt|    relish and enjoy in the six senses and the mental processes
 5    82       |      the pleasures of the five senses, can you say, 'Even in the
 6    82       |     same pleasures of the five senses'? Or will this wealth fall
 7    82       |     same pleasures of the five senses.' This wealth will fall
 8   107, 7    |    aloof from pleasures of the senses, aloof from unskilled states
 9   140       |       feeling of pleasure, one senses it disjoined from it. Sensing
10   140       | neither pleasure nor pain, one senses it disjoined from it. When