Chapter

 1 1|         ill in and of itself -- simply that people in general are
 2 1|     that you're what's hurting. Simply see the natural phenomena
 3 1|       the one hurting, or is it simply an affair of the Dhamma?
 4 1|        too. But if the heart is simply empty of "me" and "mine,"
 5 1|       as empty of self. There's simply a sensation that then passes
 6 1|       of their normal nature -- simply that the mind isn't involved,
 7 1|         die. It's something you simply keep on doing, keep on "
 8 1|       and not-self. ~Wanting is simply a form of defilement and
 9 1|       or mental phenomena, it's simply aware of itself -- aware,
10 1|          That kind of emptiness simply can't compare with this
11 1|       to the deeper levels. You simply play around with emptiness,
12 1|      here in our body and mind, simply that we don't see it --
13 2|        pay it any attention, it simply becomes an affair of the
14 2|       the pains outside. If you simply try to endure them, they
15 2|      there is in the body, it's simply an affair of mental and
16 2|   because if we do latch on, we simply cause ourselves needless
17 2|         observe bare sensations simply arising and passing away,
18 2|         likes or dislikes. It's simply quiet and aware all around
19 2|         you'll see that there's simply bare sensation with nothing
20 2| everything. If you let it slip, simply get back to the same sort
21 2|       by bearing with it -- not simply to endure it, but so as
22 2|       mind -- this knowing that simply lets go of itself. That