Chapter

 1 1|  of self. There's simply a sensation that then passes away. A
 2 1|   that then passes away. A sensation that then passes away, and
 3 1| look all the way in to the sensation of the mind. Once you have
 4 2|   it's no more than a mere sensation in the body. It can be the
 5 2|    characteristics of bare sensation when forms make contact
 6 2|   so forth. There's a bare sensation, and then it disbands before
 7 2|   If there's just the bare sensation that then disbands, there'
 8 2|   smell, taste, or tactile sensation, you'll notice that as soon
 9 2| that knows each individual sensation. We have to be very observant
10 2|   so as to see clearly the sensation of receiving contact. There'
11 2|   that there's simply bare sensation with nothing at all worth