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 1 1|   circles. In other words, it doesn't know what's what -- how
 2 1|      It knows and lets go. It doesn't cling. No matter what
 3 1|       when the mind knows, it doesn't cling. When it doesn't
 4 1|     it doesn't cling. When it doesn't cling, there's no stress
 5 1|   away at this point: When it doesn't cling, the mind can stay
 6 1|    Quiet and still. But if it doesn't read itself in this way,
 7 1|      read itself in this way, doesn't know itself in this way,
 8 1|     acquainted with itself -- doesn't know how mental states
 9 1|     wanders into a jungle and doesn't know the way out, doesn'
10 1|     doesn't know the way out, doesn't know what to do.... ~Actually
11 1|      them meanings so that it doesn't know the characteristics
12 1|       occur. Even if the mind doesn't stop completely, it will
13 2|    simply a passing fancy. It doesn't sink in. The mind keeps
14 2|       ignorance and delusion, doesn't like examining itself
15 2| becoming attached. So when it doesn't really know itself, you
16 2|  within yourself. If the mind doesn't know the truths of inconstancy,
17 3|   sometimes wrong, because it doesn't observe what's going on.
18 5|      will struggle because it doesn't like pain. But when pain
19 5|     really ours. But the mind doesn't see this. All it sees
20 6|  quiet -- quiet in a way that doesn't let the mind become attached
21 6|    ourselves aware that death doesn't mean that we die. You
22 8|    get to do these things, it doesn't mean that you "get" anything,
23 8|       is empty, that means it doesn't gain anything at all.
24 8|    should know that emptiness doesn't mean that the mind is
25 9|     easy at all -- and yet it doesn't lie beyond your discernment