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 1    1|         them with some degree of detachment, standing as it were apart
 2    1|      look at life mindfully with detachment, and soon discover that
 3    1|      just.  ~  ~This attitude of detachment to life's storms is the
 4    4|                                  DETACHMENT  ~M. 0' C. Walshe  ~~~One
 5    4|  consider it under the aspect of detachment. Detachment is one of those
 6    4|        the aspect of detachment. Detachment is one of those simple things
 7    4|      vitakka-vicãra), is born of detachment (viveka) and filled with
 8    4| concentration'. We thus see that detachment is a prerequisite for all
 9    4|       made to the cultivation of detachment. There are people who positively
10    4|        the French say. For them, detachment is the equivalent of that
11    4|    context of my theme, which is detachment. So let us take a concrete
12    4|       mind is the cultivation of detachment. If we ask 'Detachment from
13    4|        of detachment. If we ask 'Detachment from what?' - the answer
14    4|      just here that the value of detachment comes in. What we think
15    4|        there must be a degree of detachment -- we must be able to regard
16    4|    simply being experienced with detachment. And in such a state one
17    4|          the development of true detachment, and hence mindfulness,
18    4|        be impossible to maintain detachment. Emotional involvement and
19    4|         fear is treated with the detachment we have used on other and
20    4|        dark corner.  ~To sum up: detachment is not a kind of selfish
21    4|           The degree of physical detachment and withdrawal which the
22    4|        higher meditation without detachment from the things of the senses,
23    4|        that way we may find that detachment actually enables us to enjoy