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36 covered by the term ‘physical
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38 Awareness of Perceptions Percept
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40 six senses, namely the six organ
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42 through touch, which include con
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44 enough to see that there are twe
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46 the path is reached, when there
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48 direct opposition to awareness i
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50 of mind, a bare attention to men
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52 which is a mental exultation (p
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54 conduct and enlightenment. Still
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56 The four Noble Truths Of all men
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58 view of the apparent impossibili
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60 ridiculously simple, that one ca
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62 And that is the noble path which
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Awareness in Psychology Mental Form
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67 But, whereas attention (manasik
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69 But memory is a process of grasp
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71 a different perspective. When th
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73 conscious mind will at once reco
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80 As long as the conflict is exper
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82 If there is violence, ‘I’ am
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84 The escape is attempted from fea
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88 It is this fear which is a searc
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90 Hate Hate is not a word we use e
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96 Habits The formation of habits i
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102 nation, is then not a repetitio
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104 There is just stillness, peace,
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106 without motive and without goal
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111 all beings without distinction
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113 dhassana, as kings in a world l
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115 yond thought and reason in vari
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117 selfish possessiveness; the bel
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119 and that is not love. But when
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121 fear, in hope and desire, in ed
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123 past, it cannot be in the futur
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125 a river is canalised at a dam s
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127 will show itself in action spon
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129 companionship in pain; and such
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131 ment, whereby an extra incentiv
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133 This kind of sympathetic joy is
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135 it realises the sameness of all
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139 in pure awareness and experienc