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 1 4|                    The Uses of Equanimity~The sensations of the mind
 2 4| feelings of pain, pleasure, or equanimity. We have to contemplate
 3 4|       engrossed in feelings of equanimity: That's hard to notice,
 4 4|         because the mind is at equanimity in an oblivious way. This
 5 4|  oblivious way. This oblivious equanimity keeps us from seeing anything
 6 4|        of being engrossed with equanimity. When there's a feeling
 7 4|      When there's a feeling of equanimity as the mind gathers and
 8 4|    around, use that feeling of equanimity in concentration as the
 9 4|       and not-self -- for this equanimity in concentration at the
10 4|      the mind to grow still in equanimity without focusing on gaining
11 4|      into a state of oblivious equanimity, it's still carrying fuel
12 4|      purity of mindfulness and equanimity. See what pure mindfulness
13 4|    like. As for the feeling of equanimity, that's an affair of concentration.
14 4|       so that it too can reach equanimity. This is the stage where
15 4|      Get the mind centered, at equanimity, and then probe in to contemplate.
16 5| feelings of pleasure, pain, or equanimity. You have to contemplate
17 5|       a feeling of pleasure or equanimity, try to see in what ways
18 5|      what ways the pleasure or equanimity is inconstant, that it's
19 5|        feelings of pleasure or equanimity. We enjoy them. Even on