Chapter

 1 1|           label it or give it any meaning. Even if pleasure arises,
 2 1|            dualities have no more meaning. There's no more latching
 3 1|        that the mind doesn't give meaning to things, doesn't fashion
 4 2|       before it can have any such meaning as "good" or "bad." If there'
 5 2| interested or feel that there's a meaning to the form, sound, smell,
 6 2|        that as soon as you give a meaning to these things, attachment
 7 2|          the simple act of giving meaning. If you look in a superficial
 8 2|         way. As soon as there's a meaning, there's already attachment.
 9 2|          If you don't label it as meaning your pain, craving won't
10 2|        But if you do give it that meaning, then there will be the