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 1 1|    itself, in line with its own nature. But I ask that you watch
 2 1|      empty in line with its own nature, not concocting any desires
 3 1|       is empty in line with its nature, there's no sense of ownership
 4 1|         as part of their normal nature -- simply that the mind
 5 1|    being empty in line with its nature. If no thoughts are bothering
 6 1|         knowledge into the true nature of things in and of themselves. ~
 7 1|        of themselves. ~The true nature of things, on the outside
 8 1|      goes clearly into the true nature lying most deeply inside
 9 1|      When you correctly see the nature of things on the outer level
10 1|   automatically see clearly the nature of what lies on the inner
11 1|       until it reaches the true nature of things on the inner level --
12 1|         reflect on the fleeting nature of life with reference to
13 1|         reflect on the fleeting nature of their own lives. Or else
14 1|   insight so as to see the true nature of pain, its true nature
15 1|        nature of pain, its true nature as Dhamma, and then keep
16 1|         for itself. This is the nature of the mind free of the
17 1|     passes away by its very own nature. There's no real essence
18 1|      your knowledge of the true nature of things -- on the inner
19 1| thoroughly clear about the true nature of things in the phenomenon
20 1|         way it has to go by its nature. Only if we latch onto it
21 2|       still by its own internal nature. Focus on contemplating
22 2|     focus further in to see the nature of all phenomena that are
23 2|          in line with their own nature, without any meanings or