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In Buddhist mindfulness practice (Satipatthana), contemplating 'feelings in feelings' (Vedananupassana) refers to paying attention to which states?
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- 2States of consciousness and awareness
- 3States of worry and doubt
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States of pleasure, pain, and neutral feelings
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