continued...
"When the sense of self arises in relation to experiences, then based
on the feelings arising from sensory contact, some feelings will
naturally seem appealing and others will seem unappealing. "From
this there grows desire, which comes into conflict with desires of
others who are also engaging in papanca. This is how inner
complications breed external contention."
This analysis of papanca and the way it victimizes the agent is
fundamental to the Buddhist phenomenology of suffering..."
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Look, there's no metaphysics on earth like chocolates.
(Fernando Pessoa)
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