Chapter

 1 2|  can know everything in the body -- intestines, liver, kidneys,
 2 2|    have to know is that the body is composed of the four
 3 2|        So let's analyze the body into its elements so as
 4 2|    there are changes in the body and mind there won't be
 5 2|   we should contemplate the body and take it apart for a
 6 2|    of the head, hair of the body, nails, teeth, skin -- and
 7 2|   because every part of the body has to be composed of all
 8 2|     elements for it to be a body. And then there's a mental
 9 2| latch onto them, seeing the body as ours, the mental phenomena
10 6|     and not-selfness of the body, and you don't see clear
11 6|    things that pass by. The body constantly decays and falls
12 6|   and falls apart, too. The body decays bit by bit, but we
13 6|     result, we cling to the body as being us -- every single
14 6|   eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, intellect -- as being us
15 6|     or ours. Then, when the body decays, we feel that we
16 6| They all collapse. When the body is empty of self, what is