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 1 1|      until they're solid every time there's an impact from external
 2 1|       Retreat. In the Buddha's time he would have the senior
 3 2|     this state and at the same time probe deeply into it, because
 4 2|      much, without at the same time letting it grow too slack.
 5 2|   centered for long periods of time until it's used to being
 6 2|        to be willing. When the time comes for you really to
 7 2|       wanting pleasure all the time, its stresses and pains
 8 2|      thought, "It's a waste of time. I'd do better to follow
 9 2| defilements fool us all of the time. We fall for them and follow
10 3|        and better results each time. Whatever mistakes we make
11 3|  invisible, it flares up every time there's sensory contact. ~
12 3|       Those who don't have the time to come and rest here or
13 3|     sacrifice. In the Buddha's time, no matter where the monks
14 4|         You can do this at any time, and the mind will always
15 4|     anyone can apply it at any time. Even right here while I'
16 4|    right at the mind the whole time. Don't just aim at the pleasure
17 4|        sit for long periods of time, the mind gets agitated
18 4| physical pain and, at the same time, to make an effort to comprehend
19 4|        once, but only one at a time. If you know the features
20 4|      they're burning hot every time they arise. If they have
21 4|   timeless: No matter what the time or season, whenever you
22 4|        You can watch it at any time, in any posture. True things
23 4|         for you spend all your time studying outside, the things