Chapter

 1 3 |      consume all those who don't contemplate themselves or who don't
 2 4 |         so that we can use it to contemplate the requisites until we
 3 4 |          thing. We'd much rather contemplate whether this or that food
 4 4 |         sort of thing we like to contemplate.  Try to see the filthiness
 5 4 |     requisites, and to use it to contemplate, is so that we'll see the
 6 4 |          every moment. ~* * *~We contemplate mental phenomena to see
 7 4 |        you've got your chance to contemplate.  Making the mind still
 8 4 |       mind still so that you can contemplate it is something you have
 9 7 |   not-selfness within us. If you contemplate what's going on inside until
10 7 |          a chance to be free, to contemplate its sufferings, and to let
11 7 |        lessons from pain. Try to contemplate it until you can understand
12 7 |          the Dhamma, in which we contemplate to get to the details inside
13 7 |         with every moment. If we contemplate it till we know all its
14 7 |         with every moment. If we contemplate it, we'll see it. ~So we
15 7 |         the practice. We have to contemplate stress all the time to see
16 8 | aggregates -- gives us plenty to contemplate. We must try to watch them,
17 8 |       must try to watch them, to contemplate them, so that we can understand
18 8 |         aware all around, we can contemplate them. ~If you contemplate
19 8 |        contemplate them. ~If you contemplate mental and physical events
20 8 |        Simply look carefully and contemplate, and in this very lifetime
21 8 |      lies within, but we have to contemplate so that we're aware all
22 8 |    anything at all. ~You have to contemplate so that you're aware all
23 8 |          itself. Or else you can contemplate the body in and of itself,
24 8 |       sees -- it will be able to contemplate and let go. ~The sensations
25 8 |          or present. You have to contemplate these things until you know
26 8 |      they're subtle, you have to contemplate them until you know them
27 9 |          them, investigate them, contemplate them to see their characteristics
28 9 |          You have to know how to contemplate the bare sensation of arising
29 10|        more correct. You have to contemplate things very carefully --
30 10|       meditators who tend not to contemplate things, who don't catch
31 12|       focus so as to observe and contemplate, not simply to make the
32 12|          a physical sensation -- contemplate that physical sensation.