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To practice mindfulness is thus a matter not so much of doing but of
undoing: not thinking, not judging, not associating, not planning, not
imagining, not wishing. All these "doings" of ours are modes of
interference, ways the mind manipulates experience and tries to
establish its dominance. Mindfulness undoes the knots and tangles of
these "doings" by simply noting. It does nothing but note, watching each
occasion of experience as it arises, stands, and passes away. In the
watching there is no room for clinging, no compulsion to saddle things
with our desires. There is only a sustained contemplation of experience
in its bare immediacy, carefully and precisely and persistently.
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