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 1 Text, 2 |             There is no doubt in our mind that that "self" is who
 2 Text, 7 |               And it is only an open mind which can take in new ideas
 3 Text, 10|              and when we look at our mind, or when we look at feeling,
 4 Text, 11|           that first of all there is mind and there is body. There
 5 Text, 11|        accord all the time. There is mind which is thinking and making
 6 Text, 12|          khandhas that belong to the mind apart. When we do that while
 7 Text, 16|      together. And that includes the mind and the body which we call "
 8 Text, 17|              meditation. An ordinary mind can only know ordinary concepts
 9 Text, 17|             to have an extraordinary mind. An extraordinary mind comes
10 Text, 17| extraordinary mind. An extraordinary mind comes about through concentration.
11 Text, 17|               To the point where the mind is truly extraordinary.
12 Text, 17|        everyday events. And when the mind can concentrate, then it
13 Text, 17|           and patience. And when the mind is unperturbed and still,
14 Text, 18|                     At that time the mind understands the idea of
15 Text, 18|              when one sees one's own mind as being totally impermanent,
16 Text, 19|             full of stuff -- and the mind is not empty either. It'
17 Text, 25|            and windows and heart and mind is no longer necessary.
18 Text, 28|              it, one's own heart and mind gives an understanding which
19 Text, 31|          practice of meditation, the mind can become clearer and clearer.