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30 Jan 1971
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BA71T1
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What is fear and what is pleasure?
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31 Jan 1971
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BA71T2
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How does the observer come into being?
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1 Feb 1971
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BA71DSG
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Can the past be wiped away through effort?
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10 Jan 1973
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BA73T1
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In the state of attention there is no observer
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13 Jan 1973
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BA73T2
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Fear, love and death
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14 Jan 1973
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BA73T3
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A meditative mind is free of all control
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11 Jan 1973
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BA73DSG1
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What is the function of thought in life?
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12 Jan 1973
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BA73DSG2
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Where there is division, there must be conflict
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5 Jan 1974
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BA74T1
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What is your mind?
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6 Jan 1974
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BA74T2
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Is there a non-mechanistic behaviour?
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12 Jan 1974
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BA74T3
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Sorrow, love and death
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13 Jan 1974
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BA74T4
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Meditation is concerned with the whole of life
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9 Jan 1974
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BA74S
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Is it possible for the mind not to be hurt?
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10 Jan 1974
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BA74DT
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A relationship where teacher and taught don’t exist
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10 Jan 1975
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BA75DSG
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Education and the transformation of consciousness
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