Chapter

 1 1|        still, with none of the mental concoctions that used to
 2 1| focused on being aware of your mental stability. Even if there
 3 1|     there will be physical and mental reactions as the circulation
 4 1|        objects, or so that the mental concoctions that go straying
 5 2|     cloaked in defilements and mental effluents. If we don't train
 6 2|     bodily pleasure -- or good mental flavors, we have to know
 7 2|   confronted with physical and mental pain or physical and mental
 8 2|    mental pain or physical and mental pleasure. Actually, pleasure
 9 2|       real ease to physical or mental pleasure. It's all stress.
10 2|  anything. The defilements and mental effluents lie deep in the
11 2|        a matter of looking for mental and physical pleasure. "
12 3|          leads to craving, the mental act that arises at the mind
13 4|      its foundation because of mental fabrications, thinking up
14 4|        discursive thinking and mental fabrications. When you can
15 4|        offer. The physical and mental aggregates are all stressful.
16 4|        re physical feelings or mental ones. ~We should come to
17 4|      body, feelings, mind, and mental qualities so as to disband
18 4|    level of the precepts on to mental calm and then using discernment
19 4|      feelings, at the mind, at mental qualities, until you know
20 4|     Then look at the Dhamma of mental qualities: They're inconstant
21 4|    sense of self right here at mental qualities, the mind becomes