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 1     1, TrInt|       that tie the mind to the processes of suffering. He thus recommended
 2   10b  (8)  |         only impersonal bodily processes exist, without a self, soul,
 3    14, TrInt|        IV.11 -- map the causal processes that give rise to papañca
 4    14, TrInt|       analysis of cause-effect processes. One is still making use
 5    14, TrInt|     the distinction is between processes, not things. Thus one's
 6    14, TrInt|      six senses and the mental processes based on them. With this
 7    14, TrInt|   sense of disenchantment, the processes of feeling and thought are
 8   118, 1    |  breathe in calming the bodily processes, and to breathe out calming
 9   118, 1    | breathe out calming the bodily processes. ~"[5] He trains himself
10   118, 1    | breathe in sensitive to mental processes, and to breathe out sensitive
11   118, 1    |        out sensitive to mental processes. [8] He trains himself to
12   118, 1    |      breathe in calming mental processes, and to breathe out calming
13   118, 1    |     breathe out calming mental processes. ~"[9] He trains himself
14   118, 2    |         out calming the bodily processes: On that occasion the monk
15   118, 2    |        out sensitive to mental processes; trains himself to breathe
16   118, 2    |             out calming mental processes: On that occasion the monk