Chapter

 1 1|     mind -- and there will be a sense of neutrality in that stability. ~
 2 1|     about true mastery over the sense doors. At first, when we
 3 1|       ve closed five of the six sense doors and then settled ourselves
 4 1|        beginning to bloom. ~The sense of refreshment bathing the
 5 2|        further in. They have no sense that this or that level
 6 3|       frequently until we get a sense of how to bring it under
 7 3|      Dhamma, we begin to have a sense of what's going on. For
 8 3|      the more subtle levels, we sense more and more how disgusting
 9 3|      why. They get stuck on the sense of pleasure that comes when
10 3|       effort to let go of their sense of self. ~There's nothing
11 3|      first have to give up your sense of self in the five aggregates
12 3|       elements, aggregates, and sense media. Once we know how
13 3|   sufferings grow lighter. Your sense of self will start to shrivel
14 4|        to speak, the conceit or sense of "self" on one side immediately
15 4|        of the defilement or any sense of self that's made a sudden
16 4|         but pure Dhamma with no sense of self at all. We see nothing
17 4|      very important. There's no sense of self there, but what
18 4|    aspect of mind devoid of any sense of self. ~So the paths,
19 4| defilements or sacrificing your sense of self is very important
20 4|       line, and sinker, with no sense of weariness or dispassion
21 4|        can become free from any sense of self right here at mental
22 4|     this and that, letting your sense of self rear its ugly head. ~  ~
23 4|     being free and empty of any sense of self is enough to bring