Chapter

 1 1|        of thought-formation, not just one. The knowledge that
 2 1| appropriate way, in a way that's just right. At the same time,
 3 1|        there's nothing at all -- just the arising and disbanding
 4 1|         t be any issues. There's just the phenomenon of the present:
 5 1|       bunch of deceits. ~To know just this much is very useful
 6 1|   focused on seeing clearly, not just on making the mind still.
 7 2| consciousness. If we really know just this much, we've reached
 8 2|          If you focus on knowing just a little, you'll end up
 9 3|       too much concentration, it just stays still and undisturbed
10 3|       the other. Try to get them just right. That's when you'll
11 4|        diseases in the mind, not just one. Even though you may
12 4|        every now and then, don't just stop there -- and don't
13 4|     things you never saw before. Just keep contemplating the theme
14 8|           know, and read itself. Just don't label it or latch
15 8|       emptiness....Actually it's just ordinary stillness. We have
16 9|        mind becomes razor sharp, just as if you have a sharp knife
17 9|       order to get anything, you just watch it -- to see what
18 9|     become unentangled and free. Just think of how good that can
19 9|         t play along. We let go. Just this is enough to do away