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Upasika Kee Nanayon
Reading the mind

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1 1| sensory contact. If you don't make a focused contemplation, 2 1| unreliable, and illusory. If you don't make an effort to keep 3 1| many, many levels. If you don't stop to focus and watch, 4 1| disbanding. But because we don't see things simply as natural 5 1| what to let go of -- we don't know. When we don't know, 6 1| we don't know. When we don't know, we're like a person 7 1| within yourself every moment. Don't let your awareness stream 8 1| stopping, knowing, seeing. Don't let it run out after thoughts 9 2| to the details, and yet don't develop any dispassion 10 2| they can perform surgery don't reach any transcendent 11 2| too much clinging. If we don't, our attachments will 12 2| carefully, one at a time. You don't have to take on all five, 13 2| s all us and ours. If we don't contemplate to see these 14 2| it aren't you or yours. Don't let the mind stop short 15 2| the transcendent. If you don't get down to their details, 16 3| practicing the Dhamma, if you don't foster a balance between 17 3| paired with discernment. Don't let there be too much 18 3| on the Middle Way. If you don't use your powers of observation, 19 3| caught up on things. If you don't know what it's stuck and 20 4| Simply make sure that you don't get attached to the absorption. ~ 21 4| what insights you may gain, don't go thinking that you've 22 4| insights every now and then, don't just stop there -- and 23 4| t just stop there -- and don't get excited about the 24 5| illusory on many levels. We don't realize that they're changeable 25 5| get deceived, because we don't see feeling as inconstant. 26 5| constant. As for pain, we don't want it to be constant, 27 5| there in the feeling. If you don't focus here, the other 28 5| matter what the level. If you don't contemplate so as to see 29 5| can't wash them off. If we don't grow weary of craving, 30 5| s hard to wash out. ~So don't let yourself get carried 31 6| to develop continuously. Don't let yourself get involved 32 6| the slightest wavering. Don't let yourself think that 33 6| really try to be careful. Don't get entangled in sensory 34 6| feelings and push them away, so don't let the mind love pleasure 35 6| being you or yours. ~If you don't release your grasp on 36 6| contemplate how to let them go. Don't fool yourself into relishing 37 6| relishing them. As for pain, don't push it away. Let pain 38 6| the category of feelings. Don't go thinking that you feel 39 6| as "me" or "mine." If you don't analyze them in this way, 40 6| the bones of animals, they don't have much meaning, but 41 6| not-selfness of the body, and you don't see clear through it, 42 6| decays bit by bit, but we don't realize it. Only after 43 6| is something we sense. We don't see these things as elements. 44 6| sensations, and all. This we don't realize, which is why 45 6| illness or death. If you don't penetrate into things 46 7| really gets bad, because we don't know that we've got ourselves 47 7| your awareness goes out, don't follow it out. Stop and 48 7| and more skillful. If you don't practice in this way, 49 7| already know all about it and don't have to develop it any 50 8| know, and read itself. Just don't label it or latch onto 51 8| you've heard about before, don't get excited. Don't label 52 8| before, don't get excited. Don't label it as this or that 53 8| have to look further into. Don't label it as this or that 54 8| things clear through, you don't. You stop there and don' 55 8| don't. You stop there and don't go any further. For this 56 9| grab hold of anything, we don't play along. We let go. 57 9| defilements, because if we don't put the heat on them, 58 9| defilement, it'll stop. Don't think that you can't make 59 9| disband. Even though you don't disband them, they disband


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