Chapter

 1 1 |        birth must by nature age, grow ill, and die. ~d. When you
 2 1 |        full clarity are bound to grow disenchanted with the repeated
 3 2 |       defilement, and attachment grow weaker and weaker. All of
 4 4 |        mind will settle down and grow still. Once it attains stillness
 5 6 |        from its restlessness and grow still. Let your desires
 6 7 |       worth of our practice will grow higher and higher because
 7 7 |        that the defilements will grow thin and our mindfulness
 8 7 |         weaken them so that they grow thinner and thinner each
 9 7 |  sufferings in our body and mind grow sharp and biting, we have
10 8 |          it -- and the mind will grow calm. ~So the point we have
11 8 |        think about. These things grow less and less on their own.
12 8 | Everything will stop on its own, grow still on its own, because
13 12|         how it's special. It can grow empty of greed, anger, and