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 1 1 | disbanding. The mind will be empty, neutral, and still -- neither
 2 1 |    clearly, the mind will be empty, not holding onto anything.
 3 6 |    see if it's as normal and empty as it should be. If you'
 4 6 |     tell whether or not it's empty and still. Once you see
 5 6 |  investigate to see how it's empty, how it's still. It's not
 6 6 |      the case that once it's empty, that's the end of the matter;
 7 7 |  obscurity and make the mind empty and free. ~This is the practice
 8 8 |    way it can be disengaged, empty, and free. But if it goes
 9 8 |     least some extent, to be empty and still. ~This one thing
10 8 |     stress. The mind will be empty and free, with no meanings,
11 8 |  become unsettled: no longer empty, no longer still. When this
12 8 |   then be free from turmoil. Empty. Quiet. Aware. So keep continuous
13 12|     fallen away. So now it's empty and disengaged. It can be
14 12|    and disengaged. It can be empty in this way right before
15 12|  attached. It's unentangled, empty, and free. This is how it'
16 12|    it's special. It can grow empty of greed, anger, and delusion,
17 12|   step after step. It can be empty of desire, empty of mental
18 12|      can be empty of desire, empty of mental processes. The
19 12|   the mind is that it can be empty....This is why I said this