Chapter

 1 2 |      elsewhere, or any thoughts come in to intrude, simply know
 2 2 |       this a good while, you'll come to see how important the
 3 3 |       this life and in lives to come. If you don't have a sense
 4 3 |        any wrong views or ideas come out of the mind, we have
 5 3 |  realize our own faults and can come to our senses: That's where
 6 4 |           for example, when you come home from work you can sit
 7 6 |       anything anywhere else to come and do your looking for
 8 7 |       and without, all of which come down to inconstancy, stress,
 9 7 |        body and mind, and we'll come to know that the elimination
10 7 |        these stresses and pains come from or what they come from,
11 7 |    pains come from or what they come from, because they've never
12 7 |        burning them away. We'll come to realize that the more
13 7 |   suffering and pain. ~You must come to see the world as nothing
14 7 |    stresses and sufferings that come from defilement. Only then
15 7 |         easily. When they don't come in blatant forms, they come
16 7 |     come in blatant forms, they come in subtle ones -- and the
17 7 |         get rid of them. You'll come to realize that this practice
18 8 | defilement or the stresses that come from sensory contact. It
19 8 |    maintain its balance. You'll come to sense that if you're
20 8 |       profoundly within. You'll come to see that the Dhamma is
21 8 |          Eventually you have to come down to the awareness that
22 8 |       this at all times, you'll come to see that there are no
23 8 |       and of itself, and you'll come to the point where you simply
24 9 |         this, other things will come to intrude -- but no matter
25 9 |    labeling, thought-formations come along with it. Your senses
26 9 |   investigate carefully. You'll come to see all sorts of hidden
27 10|        you've learned, when you come to the practice you have
28 10|     probing on in, until things come together just right, in
29 10|         aware within, but there come times when there's no intention