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1 1, TrInt| that the mind reads into experience. This is a point he makes
2 1, TrInt| on logic and meditative experience, about the nature of the
3 1, TrInt| inclusive levels of being & experience, culminating with the ultimate
4 1, TrInt| emanation) superimposed on experience. Only an uninstructed, run
5 1, TrInt| person, he says, would read experience in this way. In contrast,
6 1, TrInt| metaphysics in which the experience of emptiness, the Unconditioned,
7 1, TrInt| of our sensory & mental experience -- is said to spring and
8 1, TrInt| without any direct meditative experience, but actually they have
9 1, TrInt| a particular meditative experience as the ultimate goal, identify
10 1, TrInt| then view that level of experience as the ground of being out
11 1, TrInt| being out of which all other experience comes. ~Any teaching that
12 1 (1) | properties that comprise the experience of physical form. ~
13 1 (5) | Singleness = experience in states of intense concentration (
14 1 (5) | jhana). Multiplicity = experience via the six senses. ~
15 4 | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
16 4 | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
17 7 (5) | The disciple's direct experience of being freed of this or
18 7 (5) | unshakable confidence, based on experience. ~
19 7 (8) | apart from actual meditative experience, from close scrutiny of
20 8 (21) | on which one may easily experience felicity among humans or
21 10a, 6 | feeling, understands: 'I experience a pleasant feeling'; when
22 10a, 6 | feeling, he understands: 'I experience a painful feeling'; when
23 10a, 6 | feeling, he understands: 'I experience a neither-pleasant-nor-painful
24 10a, 6 | feeling, he understands: 'I experience a pleasant worldly feeling';
25 10a, 6 | feeling, he understands: 'I experience a pleasant spiritual feeling';
26 10a, 6 | feeling, he understands: 'I experience a painful worldly feeling';
27 10a, 6 | feeling, he understands: 'I experience a painful spiritual feeling';
28 10a, 6 | feeling, he understands: 'I experience a neither-pleasant-nor-painful
29 10a, 6 | feeling, he understands: 'I experience a neither-pleasant-nor-painful
30 10b, 11 | pleasant feeling knows, "I experience a pleasant feeling"; when
31 10b, 11 | painful feeling, he knows, "I experience a painful feeling"; when
32 10b, 11 | neither-pleasant-nor-painful feeling," he knows, "I experience a neither-pleasant-nor-painful
33 10b, 11 | worldly feeling, he knows, "I experience a pleasant worldly feeling";
34 10b, 11 | spiritual feeling, he knows, "I experience a pleasant spiritual feeling";
35 10b, 11 | worldly feeling, he knows, "I experience a painful worldly feeling";
36 10b, 11 | spiritual feeling, he knows, "I experience a painful spiritual feeling";
37 10b, 11 | worldly feeling, he knows, "I experience a neither-pleasant-nor-painful
38 10b, 11 | spiritual feeling, he knows, "I experience a neither-pleasant-nor-painful
39 12, 14 | was my nutriment, such my experience of pleasure and pain, such
40 12, 14 | was my nutriment, such my experience of pleasure and pain, such
41 14, TrInt| a total annihilation of experience. It's a type of experience
42 14, TrInt| experience. It's a type of experience that DN 11 calls consciousness
43 14, Text | were to taste it, he would experience a sweet, delectable flavor.
44 14, Text | his discernment, he would experience gratification, he would
45 14, Text | gratification, he would experience confidence. What is the
46 19 | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
47 19 | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
48 36 | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
49 36 | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
50 44 (3) | inclines naturally to a direct experience of Unbinding. ~
51 45 | shades, hell. There they experience sharp, burning pains. They
52 45 | shades, hell. There they experience sharp, burning pains. They
53 45 | nature and doesn't frequently experience pain & grief born of passion;
54 45 | nature and doesn't frequently experience pain & grief born of aversion;
55 45 | nature and doesn't frequently experience pain & grief born of delusion.
56 57, Int | lead the doer of them to experience a result sooner or later.
57 108, Text | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
58 108, Text | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
59 109 (2) | takes the objective side of experience and fabricates it into discernible
60 119, 8 | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
61 119, 8 | Such was my food, such my experience of pleasure & pain, such
62 136, Int | views grounded in partial experience and points out which portions
63 136, Int | verifiable by trial and experience) and which are dogmatic
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