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1 1| things. All attachment to self, "me," and "them" is totally 2 1| themselves aren't good or bad or self or whatever, simply that 3 1| neutrality and freedom from "self" continuously, and then 4 2| the body as "my body," "my self." No matter how much we 5 2| deceits and conceits of self, a profound feeling of disenchantment 6 3| thought-formations, and consciousness as self need to contemplate until 7 3| let go of their sense of self. ~There's nothing distant 8 3| to give up your sense of self in the five aggregates by 9 3| world as empty, as devoid of self. We have to strip away conventions, 10 3| us. Only when there's no self to go: That's when you penetrate 11 3| Dhamma. If there is still a self to be born, then you're 12 3| grow lighter. Your sense of self will start to shrivel away. 13 4| bad or taking it as your self. Stop all your discursive 14 4| the conceit or sense of "self" on one side immediately 15 4| defilement or any sense of self that's made a sudden appearance. 16 4| see their emptiness of "self." Only then will we be able 17 4| by seeing that there's no self to these things, nothing 18 4| Dhamma with no sense of self at all. We see nothing but 19 4| important. There's no sense of self there, but what is there, 20 4| s empty of the label of self. This Deathlessness is the 21 4| mind devoid of any sense of self. ~So the paths, fruitions, 22 4| sacrificing your sense of self is very important because 23 4| become free from any sense of self right here at mental qualities, 24 4| taking issue with things, self, people, useless chatter, 25 4| that, letting your sense of self rear its ugly head. ~ ~ 26 4| and empty of any sense of self is enough to bring the whole