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... Itself 11.3 The Fourfold Establishing of Mindfulness 11.4 How the Practice is Described 11.4.1 Simple and Complex Formulas 11.4.2 Covetousness & Aversion 11.4.3 Satipaṭṭhāna Compared with Loving-kindness 11.4.4 Variants on the Basic Formula 11.4.5 ‘A Body in the Body’ 11.4.6 ‘Contemplation’ 11.4.7 Clear Comprehension 11.5 Internal/External 11.6 ‘The Path of Con...

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...and Complex Formulas 192 11.4.2 Covetousness & Aversion 194 11.4.3 Satipaṭṭhāna Compared wit... ...o d pal th. Th s wou d hai l ve been in the orig nai l treatise; its loss must be accidental. Perhaps it simply fell off the manuscript, or wa... ... andat rd part of the gradual training. 11.4.2 Covetousness & Aversion45 This suggests a connection between the final phrase, ‘having r... ...ly comprehend ngi , m nd ui f l, having removed covetous- ness and aversion for the world. 22 AN 10.176. 23 Sn 1112. 196 ... ... , m nd ui f l, having removed cove ousnesst for the world, and aversion…65 13) Kāyekāyānupaśyino viha a ar t ḥ kāyālambanānusmṛtit... ...capab el : the absence of ma et rial in the Vibhaṅga is not dues to loss from the Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta, but because the Vibhaṅga compilers were... ...nd in most vers onsi (inc ud ngl i the Pali), it is most likely a loss in the Śrāmaṇyapha a Sl ūtra, ra het r than an ad- dition t... ...e latter satipaṭṭhānas, then, can be unders ood as at la et r loss. Th si loss suggests that the authors of the Prajñāpāramitā were not ... ...d in all the other Sutta vers onsi , this is a case of accidental loss.59 The contemp al tions of feeling and m nd ai re s mi ilar...

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...The man who, having grasped the Words of the Omniscient Lord, destroys delusion (moha), attachment (rāga), and aversion (dvesa), gets rid of all miseries, in a short time. - page 103...

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...eption (darśana-moha), the soul entertains dispositions of attachment (rāga) and aversion(dveÈa), and suffers from anxiety (kÈobha). The man, envelo... ...e gets rid of negligence (pramāda), which takes theform of attachment (rāga) and aversion (dveÈa), attains the pure soul-nature. Acquisition of vali... ... bywhich one can demolish one’s enemies – delusion (moha), attachment(rāga), and aversion (dveÈa). Only that man who, having grasped theWords of the O... .... The soul (jīva) bound with karmas like delusion (moha), attachment(rāga) and aversion (dveÈa) is endowed with (four) life-essentials (prāõa)and, a... ... the soul (jīva) engenders dispositions of delusion (moha),attachment (rāga) and aversion (dveÈa) for the objects of the senses, itagain gets bound wi... ...gination (utpāda) is the attainment of a new state, destruction (vyaya) is the loss of the previous state, and permanence (dhrauvya) is the mainte...

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...g develops the faculty to be aware of this subtler reality. Vipassana involves awareness of sensations with perfect equanimity. No more reacting with aversion. This means not generating anger as before in a similar situation. This anger-free moment turns into few moments, seconds, minutes. The meditator is gradually freed from addiction to anger – any addiction. *** Q: H...

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...eir object of addition. They may be unaware of the unpleasant sensations but willreact with aversion to words of de-addiction. They turn away. The add... ...y. Vipassana involves awareness of sensations with perfectequanimity. No more reacting with aversion. This means not generating anger as before in asi... ...iction to the biochemical flow within S.N.Goenka: Whether you are addicted to craving—or aversion, or hatred, passion(lust), fear— your addiction i... ... (asava). This pleasant orunpleasant flow of matter results in you reacting with craving or aversion. You react at thephysical level. Addicts are actu... ... Q: Is investing in the stock market harmful or is it okay? Because my gain may be a loss to someone that I don't even know Goenkaji: If you... ...ame; but there is suffering within – agitation, fear of being found out, feelings of guilt, loss ofself-respect. When you progress on this path, then ... ...t may simply be a failure: a bad business decision, thecompany taken over and the resultant loss of job, or losing a political election.Someone else g... ... at four times the price it paid to Myanmar farmers, butits balance sheet still showed huge losses because of fraudulent practices. To reform theBoard... ...ny, having sensed impending death, arecrying in vain, in fear and anguish? How many, at the loss of their wealth, prestige, theirposition, their power...

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...y proof regarding the truth behind that belief? When one gets angry, he ruins of his own first and then spoils for others too; as a result there is a loss for the both parties. Is the human life for to earn the profit of life after life or to incur a loss? Dadashri says in this situation that he can tell him wherever it is necessary but do so without attachment-abhorrence ...

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...ruins of his own first and then spoils for others too; as a result there is a loss for theboth parties. Is the human life for to earn the profit of li... ...es. Is the human life for to earn the profit of life after life or to incur a loss? Shouldwe not think about this? Intelligent and wise people do not ... ...o happen then they make effort not to get angry again. If one calculates what loss wassustained after getting angry then also the anger can decrease o... ...stioner: He will not fight with us. (abhorrence). There is no abhorrence (aversion) Dadashri: It will calm down thereafter. in love. There ...

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...ne in all cases. Each military member facing a court-martial deserves to be punished for the offenses committed. Sometimes, a punitive discharge with loss of retirement pay is the entirely appropriate result at trial. Sometimes it is not. This paper is the result of my belief that the determination of whether members ought to forfeit their retirement pay should be left to ...

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...y explaining collateral consequences to thatfamily. Captain Sumrall appealed the loss of his retirement pay.Judge Sullivan, acting chief judge at the ... ...ermit thepunitive discharge of a retirement-eligible member withoutincurring the loss of retirement pay. Each year the USAF prosecutes approximately 3... ...s to be punished for the offensescommitted. Sometimes, a punitive discharge with loss ofretirement pay is the entirely appropriate result at trial.Som... ...the conveningauthority who approved the court-martial’s action. In somecases the loss of retirement pay is appropriate and reason -able; in other case... ...cused to a PD&R, the accused would be punitivelydischarged from service with the loss of all military bene -fits except retirement pay. The members wo... ...conduct), 105 so tooshould an approaching retirement induce an increasedsense of aversion toward misconduct. There are severalanswers to this argument...

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...s dissolve if you see your own faults and see the other person as faultless.Upon an incident of spillage of milk, the old intellect will say, ‘what a loss, you should have taken care,’ whereas today’s new Gnan will say, ‘whatever has happened is correct. There is no need to create interference.’ So the chapter of intellect finishes and everything gets cleared. ...

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...n created by theinterference of intellect. Upon an incident of spillage of milk, the old intellect will say, ‘what a loss,you should have taken care,’... ...ind. I also Questioner: The other day you statedknow that my health will suffer due to this. that even when loss occurs, one should settleDes... ...nd We do not have any objection, if it (intellect) and came here safely. On the way if it swayed leaves with aversion. three times, do we have...

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...t Fifayeen Attack on New York’S World Trade Centre That Sep 11, the World at Large, By Then Familiar With the Ways of the Islamic Terrorism, Was at a Loss to Fathom the Unthinkable Source of That Unexpected Means of the New Islamist Scourge. This Novel Nonfiction Probes the Mind of the Musalmans, Afflicted By the Islamic Psyche Shaped By the Proclivities of Their Prophet,...

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...ll known that the popular mind leans towards the sensibleworld, and has an aversion to the world, of abstract thought which isonly understood by highl... ...ndia corroborates Thapar’s account of it. “… From that time dates their aversion towards the countries ofKhurasan. But then came Islam; the Persian... ...eal with the nation building ‘here’, and thus the Musalman rulerswere at a loss as to how to bring the conquered countries back intoeconomic health af... ... 167seemed a setback for Islam in Hindustan. Since the religious loss offace is something that the Musalmans dread the most, so, what wouldh... ...ule symbolized. Besides, asthe notion of a Muslim nation would restore the loss of power and pelfunder the British Raj, the craving of those Musalmans... ...ck-bats and rotten mangoes.” Then, the ultimate Muslim response to their loss of power, whichpossibly led to the blind alley of the Hindu-Muslim dis... ...of an irony of a partition? While theHindu nationalists lamented about the loss of the country’s land, theMusalman intellectuals were alarmed at their... ...urprisingly, the said opinion poll of ‘The India Today’ revealedthe Muslim aversion for building the Ram Mandir at the disputed site;what is more, 21%...

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... increment guard. Team members are killed. Truths are revealed, and Abby becomes bait as she finds herself in the middle of a tangled web of lies. Loss is prevalent in this world, but can Abby avoid the loss of love? Or will the secrets from the past be too much to take? Everything dies, and when it does, it stays dead—or she thought....

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...Falls. He still looked like a mess; his face was hollow from stress and weight loss, he was skittish andjumpy and didn’t seem like he was even beginni... ...I was surethere would not be any judgment—we had all suffered with her and her loss—but as they quietlydiscussed what would happen next, I ran my hand... ...” Zach was practically fuming and it surprised me. I didn’t knowhe had such an aversion to vampires until today and I wondered when it had started. I ... ... he cared and that they weren’t just another cog in the machine. He felt their loss, we all did, and itwas important to him that they knew that—that t... ...asn't much left of Honor before the bombing, but I felt again the sad swell of loss at whatonce was. At one time Honor had been a safe harbor for lost...

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...to Tehran 15. The fate of old classmates 16. Aversion 17. A plan for Iran 18. Unforgivable Crimes ...

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...rties to Negotiation14. CIA Headquarter transfer to Tehran15. The fate of old classmates16. Aversion17. A plan for Iran18. Unforgivable Crimes19. Iran... ...n line and begin manufacturing that aircraft. The companythat loses the bid suffers a great loss because it has spent hugeexpenditures on research and... ... remarkable differencewhich is a record in the American elections. McGovern called theworst loss in the history of US elections for himself. The Shah ... ...ah had a misunderstanding of the incident, he saw itas a sign of America's weakness and the loss of control of the worldby the United States. ...

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...hough in Hell: Better to reign in Hell, then serve in Heav’n. But wherefore let we then our faithful friends, Th’ associates and copartners of our loss Lye thus astonisht on th’ oblivious Pool, And call them not to share with us their part In this unhappy Mansion, or once more With rallied Arms to try what may be yet Regaind in Heav’n, or what more lost in Hell? ”...

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...Book proposes, first in brief, the whole Subject, Mans disobedience,and the loss thereupon of Paradise wherein he was plac’t: Then touches the primeca... ... Tree, whose mortal tastBrought Death into the World, and all our woe,With loss of Eden, till one greater ManRestore us, and regain the blissful Seat,... ...flicted Powers,Consult how we may henceforth most offendOur Enemy, our own loss how repair,How overcome this dire Calamity,What reinforcement we may g... ...fore let we then our faithful friends,Th’ associates and copartners of our lossLye thus astonisht on th’ oblivious Pool,And call them not to share wit... ...o have found thir chiefNot in despair, to have found themselves not lostIn loss it self; which on his count’nance castLike doubtful hue: but he his wo... ...te her edge,Then prompt her to do aught may merit praise.What if with like aversion I rejectRiches and Realms; yet not for that a Crown,Golden in shew...

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...d gloomy, Gautam feared that his son might sink into depression. And to avert its happening, he thought that he should spring into action without any loss of time. But on second thoughts, he felt it prudent to wait for Sohan Singh’s arrival. In time, when the fuming Singh made his appearance, Gautam needed all his suave to plead mercy for his son. However, it was Suresh’s ...

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...lms -Moment of Reckoning -End within the End -Vestiges of Prestige -High on Rebound -Bellows of Delhi -Dicing with Life -Spidering Spadework -Loss to Order -Daring Fate -Victims of Deceit -Baring the Soul -Garland of Guilt Book Two - -Dharma and Moksha -Bliss of Being -Collage of Crime -Domain of the Devil -Renaissance of Life -Sprouts of Love -Despa...

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...ellows of DelhiChapter 12: Dicing with LifeChapter 13: Spidering SpadeworkChapter 14: Loss to OrderChapter 15: Daring the FateChapter 16: Victims of D... .... And to avert its happening, he thought that he should spring intoaction without any loss of time. But on second thoughts, he felt it prudent to wait... ...he public. And my poor father has to endure the ignominy and suffer insilence. What a loss of face for both of them! After all that eminence that is. ... ... blood on my hands, and for what avail?’ Overwhelmed thus, the accused expressed his aversion to the expert’s envisaged line ofdefense. In turn, that... ... broken down at that very juncture, she wept inconsolablybut the good doctor was at a loss for words to console her. Moreover, he thought it prudent t... ...is how she might've felt about hisperformance in comparison. Thus, it’s not the moral aversion but the perception of hisinadequacy that is behind man’... ...ministerial chambers. But still, the politicians and the bureaucrats alike feared the loss of powerand pelf, the former owing to the vicissitudes of p... ..., her brothers’ sluggishness becamethe source of his nervousness. The boys showed an aversion for studies what with Mohan passionate about sports and...

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... Sills' vision is often a dark one. He writes of the homeless, the abused, the forgotten people. He is also intrigued with the mystical, the sensual, loss--as in losing those whom we hold dear, such as a spouse or lover--as well as the lost, such as someone who is autistic, who seems unreachable. Sills' skillful use of the language to impart the telling moments of a life i...

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...ne thrustthem into grief; and if they thought that they would inherit from loss—any loss,it would be a time of mirth instead of perennial depression l... ... of life and myriad were the factors of a singlethought.Chapter 6 Feeling aversion toward the child seat-climber before him encroaching on hisspace (... ...s like my own son—oh, god, I do have a littlemonkey like that, don’t I?”), aversion toward unmasked coughers, or what heassumed to be uncovered coughe... ...ind imploded upon itself in sleep he did not know,but always in a state of loss the self needed to rebuild, and as in aging the scrapsthat one rebuilt... ...n whoschemes, hustles, and swindles even his own parents; but there was no loss inthat when much better men had fallen prematurely and much worse men ... ...scholar, could be proud of). Despite himself, he ruminatedpensively about loss of his great and began to feel dizzy. Did he prefer that shebe alive f... ...im, he wanted only for her mouth upon him now--only this, ashe mourned the loss of his great aunt and worried about the agony he wouldexperience in ha... ...ly, and seeing himself in their eyes, he knew that they approachedhim with aversion. It was not imagined as eye contact with him was brief. Hecould no... ...y bad), he had wet the bed inthat infraction of human decency that was the aversion of the most lovingfather, a trait to which he certainly was not in...

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...of camaraderie that comes with being part of a group or campaign involving people from all walks of life. I paid a high price for my campaigning. The loss of my job with a Farmers Co-operative at a time when jobs were scarce in Ireland; followed by arrests, lengthy interrogations, false accusations of guilt, and five tension-racked, emotionally shattering court cases. Al...

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...volving people fromall walks of life.I paid a high price for my campaigning. The loss of my job with a Farmers Co-operative at a time when jobswere sc... ...d seeing him on the streetahead of me. He knew this and derived pleasure from my aversion to him. 39These heroes persist... ...s if somehow I could “convert” such callers. 41The loss of key financial sponsors raised the stakes in the campaign. It ... ...meetings were held in many coursing strongholds. Fansdemanded action to stem the loss of public support and what they called "hare larceny" by the ant... ...elief that the campaign was worth it...perhaps, I dared to think, even worth the lossof my Co-op job. 68 ... ...ty in a criminal trial. That much I knew.Apart from a relatively minor financial loss, failure at the Tribunal would not have deprived me of liberty o... ...up the phone and tell them aboutthe arrest and interrogation.I also had a strong aversion to letting them know that I had signed a bogus statement tha...

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...on Cutting Paper VII. Epigram: An Empty House Poems Suggested by Gulliver I. Ode to Quinbus Flestrin II. The Lamentation of Glumdalclitch for the Loss of Grildrig III. To Mr. Lemuel Gulliver IV. Mary Gulliver to Captain Lemuel Gulliver On Certain Ladies Celia Prologue (To a Play for Mr. Dennis’s Benefit) Song, by a Person of Quality Verses Left by Mr. Pope On H...

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... I. Ode to Quinbus Flestrin II. The Lamentation of Glumdalclitch for the Loss of Grildrig III. To Mr. Lemuel Gulliver IV. Mary Gulliver to Capta... ... thy own true Knight,Nor age, nor blindness, robs me of delight.Each other loss with patience I can bear,The loss of thee is what I only fear. Consid... ...;But since their wealth (the best they had) was mine,The rest without much loss I could resign:Sure to be lov’d, I took no pains to please,Yet had mor... ... of love and strife,Of peace and war, health, sickness, death, and life,Of loss and gain, of famine, and of store,Of storms at sea, and travels on the... ...l! thy bard must go; Farewell, unhappy Tonson!Heav’n gives thee for thy loss of Rowe, Lean Philips and fat Johnson.Why should I stay? Both parti... ... no meaning, or the same.Self-love and Reason to one end aspire,Pain their aversion, Pleasure their desire;But greedy that, its object would devour;Th... ... of this I cannot persuademyself, when I consider the constant and eternal aversion of all bad writers to a good one.Such as claim a merit from being ... ... languish in thy eye.Cease to provoke me, lest I make thee moreThe world’s aversion, than their love before;Now the bright prize for which mankind eng...

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...ragic deaths of Joanna and Jacqueline, their parents, John and Florence Pollock, were deeply affected. Florence tried to avoid thinking about their loss, while John became obsessed with the idea of reincarnation. On the day of the accident, John had a vision of the girls in heaven and felt their spirits present in a top room of their house, where he spent time to feel...

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... was officially declared killed in action. Huston'sdeath was a significant loss for his squadron and his family. He wasposthumously awarded the Distin... ...iendsto be "security conscious." This attitude was later attributed to the lossesincurred in his past life as Helmut Kohler.World War II and Past Life... ...lways been a conservative investor, avoidingrisk, which I attribute to the losses incurred in my lifetime as Helmut Kohler.Despite my success in busin... ...economic instability following the war furthercontributed to his financial losses.(45)This repeated pattern of gaining and losing wealth in both lives... ... herring. Up to the age of 3 Taru ate Balticherring, but then developed an aversion to fish.Taru’s Attitudes Toward Her Parents: Taru sometimes called... ... “Mama.” She was particularlyattached to Iris.(57)In contrast, Taru had an aversion to her father, Heikki. She never called him“Papa,” but only Heikki... ...r father. Asmentioned, Jaakko had been a tall man.Other information:Taru’s aversion to Heikki was a significant factor in a partial separationbetween ... ...white with black spots, but couldn'tremember its name.Alfonso's Phobia and Aversion:Although Alfonso did not initially show a fear of vehicles, he dev... ... shares similarities with other reincarnation cases, involving thefamily's loss of a young child and the mother's longing for the child's return.It is...

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...Kong Judicial Power Shall Belong to the Central Government 94、Gangdom 95、Diligence 96、A Life for a Life and Debts Should be Repaid 97、The Loss of Faith in This Era 98、Criminals Sentenced to Death Should Be Encouraged to Transplant Organs 99、Some Low-Quality Chinese Shopping Spree Abroad 100、Go Home, 2012, God Comes and the Destiny of Chinese Is Decreed...

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...ligence2014.11.21 96. A life for a life and debts should be repaid2014.12.26 97. The loss of faith in this era2015.1.3 98. Criminals sentenced to ... ...ete model for itself.The reason for the failure of Marxist theories worldwide and huge losses of humans caused by itis that Marx was a pure theorist o... ...ange in the way of the distribution of social benefits, during this,some people feel a loss while others get benefit; those who get loss will inevitab... ...and manifestation of human death instinct in the form of military combatfor victory or loss. Genocide is the abreaction and manifestation of human dea... ...rong, stable, orderly, harmonious, and unified.But too much stability will lead to the loss of vigour and momentum to strive forward. As a result,all ... .... It is creating an opponent and imaginaryenemy abroad, transferring domestic people’s aversion to the hard times and their rebellionagainst the evil ...

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...s in 1,193 C.E., should give onean idea of the magnitude of the Hindu ‘historical’ loss. Thus, bereft of their ancient history and having been fed th... ...laught on Indiacorroborates Thapar’s account of it. “… From that time dates their aversion towards the countries of Khurasan. But thencame Islam; the... ...outh of the people. Their scattered remainscherish, of course, the most inveterate aversion towards all Muslims. This is the reason,too, why Hindu sci... ... time to deal with thenation building ‘here’, and thus the Muslim rulers were at a loss as to how to bring theconquered countries back into economic w... ...souls of the Indian social fringes to spread its wings, and how the Hindus, in the loss oftheir land, are condemned to carry the cross of their sins a... ...RamaRajya would have seemed a setback for Islam in Hindustan. Since the religious loss of face is something that the Musalmans dread the most, so,wha... ...mogul rulesymbolizes. Moreover, as the notion of a Muslim nation would restore the loss of powerand pelf under the British Raj, the craving of those M... ...risingly, the opinion poll of ‘The India Today’, cited earlier, revealed theMuslim aversion for building the Ram Mandir at the disputed site; what is ... ...torical skills embellished with an inimitablerhetoric, he managed to foment public aversion against Sonia for her proxy regime’s‘grafty’ ways, which b...

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...t determines thedomain in which he makes a decision. If the domain is one of losses, the decisionmaker will tend to be risk seeking, if gains, then he... ...f action forEisenhower in order to characterize it as either one of gains or losses. Optionswhich Eisenhower considered at the time are identified and... ... changes in the decision maker’s perception of agiven outcome as a gain or a loss. It is domain, gains or losses, thatdetermines the decision maker’s ... ...on, whichrepresents the value of alternative sets of consequences.3 Gains or Losses. Gains or losses, in prospect theory, represent changesfrom a neut... ...utcomes ofchoices. Degree of risk is a function of the size of the potential loss and theprobability of that loss. In every risky decision something i... ...duals respond to losses more extremely than theydo to gains. Coined as “loss aversion” by the authors, it simply means that“losing hurts more than a c... ...e point. 2. Losses are overweighted with respect to comparable gains (loss aversion). 3. Individuals are risk averse with respect to gains. 4. I...

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...steadiness without letting his partner or subordinates worry at the time of a loss inthe business. He presented totally different mathematics of natur... ...y whatever worries he was faced with. He never kept secretabout a profit or a loss in business. Through what deep understanding he stayed away fromthe... ... March 2008 DADAVANI a loss of a thousand rupees. I would not scold becomes very miserable.... ... business. That is the reason, why I never raised Once I incurred a loss in our business. my voice at the many places where I conducted ... ... me was worrying about this my voice. Even then, once I did speak angrily loss? I felt that I was probably the only one with one man. One another ... ...nflict or feel giving you the money because he has none? any attachment or aversion in this matter. Even Do others have the money but refuse to ...

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... in different types of karmas. Severallifetimes produce several profit and loss accounts of karma.The balance sheet of an individual defines their cur... ... your personalkarmic balance sheet is called sanchit karma.The profits and losses are both carried forward to thebalance sheet where you cannot deduct... ...y, sad and neutralmoments. Illness, emotional setback, relationship issues,loss in business are some of the few examples of suffering awell-to-do man ... ...k philosophically, have a positiveattitude and achieve a better profit and loss account in thislife. The next movie may bring a luckier role for him/h... ...e negative ones. It is important tohave maximum karmic profits and minimum losses.Not a day passes when people do not feel guilty aboutsomething or th... ... (Misperception)2. Asmita (Egoism)3. Raga (Attachment/Indulgence)4. Dwesa (Aversion)5. Abhinivesha (Fear/Insecurity)Avidya (Misperception)The primary ... ... freedom. 109The two kleshas of attraction and aversion, likes anddislikes, pleasure and pain are impediments to the evolu... ...ga. Excessive entertainment,drinking, shopping are examples of raga.Dwesa (Aversion)Dwesa, on the other hand, can make you miss out on manyopportuniti... ... on the other hand, can make you miss out on manyopportunities due to your aversion to it. One bad experiencein any situation may not allow you to opt...