Chapter

 1 1|       For example, if there's a feeling of pleasure or pain, don'
 2 1|        pain, don't focus on the feeling. Simply focus on the stability
 3 2|        day: "Form is stressful, feeling, perception, thought-formations,
 4 2| defilement burns you, when your feeling of "me" and "mine" raises
 5 2|    conceits of self, a profound feeling of disenchantment and dismay
 6 3|     occasional probe, so that a feeling of dispassion and disengagement
 7 3|      this matter, you come to a feeling of dispassion. Disenchantment.
 8 3|      still latch onto the body, feeling, perceptions, thought-formations,
 9 3|      getting stuck on any form, feeling, perception, thought-formation,
10 4|         to be. ~When a pleasant feeling arises, the craving that
11 4|      watch out: When a pleasant feeling replaces the pain, the mind
12 4|     pleasure, above pain, above feeling, right there is where it
13 4|         this: It's release from feeling. If the mind hasn't yet
14 4|         yet gained release from feeling -- if it still wants pleasure,
15 4|        when it's neutral toward feeling. That will enable it to
16 4|     come to realize that when a feeling of physical pain gets very
17 4|  not-self. If you can let go of feeling, you'll become disenchanted
18 4|  addicted to the three kinds of feeling -- pleasant, painful, and