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Section Two
A considerable part of the subsiding of suffering in everyday life occurs not in extreme situations, but in behaviors so ordinary and repetitive that they are no longer noticed.
A considerable part of the subsiding of suffering in everyday life occurs not in extreme situations, but in behaviors so ordinary and repetitive that they are no longer noticed. These behaviors do not begin with a clear decision, and they are rarely recognized as reactions to suffering. They are more like routes through which pressure passes.
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