Chapter

 1 1|    state for the entire hour, free from any thoughts that might
 2 1|     grow still. They can't be free. This is why we have to
 3 1|     level of the mind will be free and empty -- empty of the
 4 2|   when it's neutral and calm, free from thought-formations
 5 2|      and squirm, we can't get free. ~You have to realize that
 6 2|      anything at all. They're free from doubt, all right, but
 7 2|    you'll never work yourself free, for the defilements have
 8 3|       of fire. ~If you aren't free within yourself, you get
 9 3|       in their effort to work free, in the same way the Buddha
10 3|    things, the more empty and free the mind will be: This is
11 3|   demons. If you're empty and free, it's an affair of cleanliness
12 4|    naturally become empty and free. If any thoughts arise,
13 4|     stops, disengages, and is free. This is a really simple
14 4|    Normalcy" here means being free of liking and disliking.
15 4|      body and mind completely free from entanglement in the
16 4|       the undying property -- free from birth, ageing, illness,
17 4| remains is the natural Dhamma free from birth, ageing, illness,
18 4|    become Dhamma, will become free. ~There's no need to get
19 4|       latch on and can become free from any sense of self right
20 4|   qualities, the mind becomes free. ~If you understand correctly,
21 4|    letting go to be empty and free. This is where the Dhamma
22 4|   emptiness. And simply being free and empty of any sense of