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 1     1, TrInt|      can then comprehend the process of coming-into-being for
 2     8  (17) |    here described, is in the process of attaining one of the
 3   10b  (1)  |     contemplating any bodily process, a meditator may unwittingly
 4   10b  (1)  |   connected with that bodily process. He should then be clearly
 5   10b  (4)  |     also to another person's process of breathing. ~
 6    14, TrInt| implications of the way this process is phrased. In the full
 7    14, TrInt|    papañcizes". ~Through the process of papañca, the agent then
 8    14, TrInt|    contention. ~How can this process be ended? Through a shift
 9    14, TrInt|    at it as part of a causal process: when a particular feeling
10    14, TrInt|     but as parts of a causal process affecting the qualities
11    14  (1)  |     artifice implicit in the process by which the mind, in singling
12    57, Text |   produces a (kammic) bodily process (bound up) with affliction,2
13    57, Text |   produces a (kammic) verbal process (bound up) with affliction,
14    57, Text |   produces a (kammic) mental process (bound up) with affliction.
15    57, Text |   produces a (kammic) bodily process not (bound up) with affliction,
16    57, Text |   produces a (kammic) verbal process not (bound up) with affliction,
17    57, Text |   produces a (kammic) mental process not (bound up) with affliction.
18    57, Text |   produces a (kammic) bodily process both (bound up) with affliction
19    57, Text |    with affliction... verbal process... mental process both (
20    57, Text |     verbal process... mental process both (bound up) with affliction
21   109  (2)  |   discerning them, while the process of fabrication takes the
22   109  (2)  |      of the aggregates. This process is described in slightly
23   136, Int  |   wrong." The stages of this process are repeated for each of