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BSTC 2006 Class 10 Activity

Read Lecture Notes 10 and complete the puzzle and upload a copy to Moodle by Friday 6 pm.

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ACROSS 16. Opposite to being scatter-brained

2. One who dwells watching mind with regard to
minds abandons the perversion of seeing this in
the impermanent
4. The culmination of the Buddhist path
6. One meaning of the word sati, other than
mindfulness
8. One of the four objects for establishing
mindfulness
9. Opposite of foul (asubha)
10. Right reflexion leads to attain this
11. One of the two keys to unlock the liberating
knowledge (other than mindfulness)
12. Pali word for mindfulness
13. Sampajañña – keeping oneself under constant
observation
14. One meaning of sati, has the sense of
recalling
15. One of the four objects for establishing
mindfulness
17. It is very easy for this kind of thinker to build
up misleading and erroneous ideas about his or
her own existence
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1. One who practices meditation removes these
dhammas
3. Mindfulness can be present only in this kind
of mind, not in an unwholesome mind
5. In this kind of thinking, error is possible and
admissible because the concepts being used are
built up of various individual experiences such as
past observations, discussions, and readings
6. Sati-sampajañña, synonymous with reflexion
7. Thinking about a thing while the thing is
present in one’s own experience
14. Conceptual and abstract thinking; deals with
concepts/ ideas of things that are now not present
15. In the practice of mindfulness-and-
awareness, these things are minimized.