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 1 1|  keeping the mind centered or neutral as its basic stance, it
 2 1|     mind will be continuously neutral, ready to probe and investigate
 3 1|        Keep the mind firm and neutral, not thinking of anything
 4 1|     matter how, keep the mind neutral. For example, if there's
 5 1|     still firmly centered and neutral each moment you're standing,
 6 1|    happen. The mind will stay neutral, equanimous, just right.
 7 1|      the mind is centered and neutral toward its objects and then
 8 1|      mind firmly centered and neutral. So we have to make our
 9 1|     state that's centered and neutral. If, when the mind goes
10 1|      mind firmly centered and neutral at all times. Regardless
11 1|      You focus instead on the neutral, uninvolved centeredness
12 1|      this, everything becomes neutral. When the eye sees a form,
13 1|     the eye sees a form, it's neutral. When the ear hears a sound,
14 1|       ear hears a sound, it's neutral -- the mind is neutral,
15 1|      s neutral -- the mind is neutral, the sound is neutral, everything
16 1|      is neutral, the sound is neutral, everything is all neutral --
17 1|    neutral, everything is all neutral -- because we've closed
18 1|       all. It stays centered, neutral, and impartial. Take just
19 1|     investigate the centered, neutral state of mind continuously
20 1|    keep the mind centered and neutral at all times until you doze
21 1|      remain in that centered, neutral state. Give it a try, so
22 1| contact with the mind will be neutral; the mind itself will feel
23 2|  aspect of the mind when it's neutral and calm, free from thought-formations
24 3| skillful qualities above, and neutral ones in the middle. To each
25 4|  mindfulness to keep the mind neutral and at equanimity. ~Practice
26 4|       even get engrossed with neutral feelings. So you have to
27 4|      at the moments when it's neutral toward feeling. That will