Chapter

 1 1 |   death, since all things that take birth must by nature age,
 2 1 |       without having to ask or take it on faith from anyone,
 3 2 |       done this before, it may take a while. Whenever any pain
 4 3 |       without realizing it. So take a good look at the violence
 5 6 |      settle down. Let the mind take its stance in a state of
 6 6 |     freedom, you first have to take a stance. If you don't have
 7 6 |       So the mind first has to take a stance. ~When you take
 8 6 |       take a stance. ~When you take a stance that the mind can
 9 6 |    immediately that it's not. ~Take care to keep this awareness
10 7 |        and craving are sure to take all sorts of forms. Only
11 8 |       So your awareness has to take a firm stance right at the
12 8 |     growing still. ~If you can take your stance at awareness,
13 8 |    with duckweed: Only when we take our hand to part the duckweed
14 8 |       to part the duckweed and take a look will we see that
15 8 | perceptions, these labels will take hold. Perceptions are the
16 9 |          something you have to take a great interest in and
17 10|        all, because it doesn't take long for your insight to
18 10|    utter silence? The more you take what you've learned from
19 11|        the mind." I started to take my hands and feet out of
20 12|        in which preoccupations take shape, the sensations of
21 12|      the defilements arise and take shape -- they also disband
22 13|     nothing at all: no need to take hold of anything, no need