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What makes you think she’s been working as hard as she claims?
the sentences here are long and descriptive, drawing the reader into the experience the narrator is weaving. it’s also a sort of contrast between the length of sentence (long) versus the length of journey (short), like the contrast made between the areas she has traveled from and traveled to.
The wording from “The stranger identifies” on is not smoothly recitable.
This is a tricky matter. In the original text, this comes in the second tetrad, the “vedana” section. The aim there is to recognize what occurs when bodily contact and mental formation interact. Is this a “feeling,” a “sensation,” an emotion"? Buddhist psychology does not have a category of emotion in the sense of a pure interior feeling. So, phenomenologically, what is the focus of this section?
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