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 1 1|           times when you come to true knowledge, enabling you to grow dispassionate
 2 2|               it, because superficial knowledge isn't true knowledge. As
 3 2|      superficial knowledge isn't true knowledge. As long as you haven't
 4 2|               as to give rise to true knowledge, your mindfulness will stay
 5 2|            you brag? Even though your knowledge may be true, how can you
 6 2|              be able to gain a little knowledge and let go of a few things,
 7 3|               won't gain any profound knowledge at all. ~So we train the
 8 3|              your own sufferings? The knowledge that leads to dispassion
 9 3| disenchantment is what counts as true knowledge. But if your knowledge leads
10 3|           true knowledge. But if your knowledge leads you to hold on, then
11 4|               point of giving rise to knowledge through genuine mindfulness
12 4|              else, so that we'll gain knowledge about suffering and its
13 4|           true with the mind. If your knowledge is wrong, it's dark. If
14 4|             wrong, it's dark. If your knowledge is right, it's bright. Then
15 4|         already good at following the knowledge of defilement and craving,
16 4|             now we have to follow the knowledge of mindfulness and discernment
17 4|                likes, hatreds -- this knowledge sweeps everything away.