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4.26
Then the awareness begins to discriminate, and gravitates
towards liberation.
4.27
Distractions arise from habitual thought pat-terns when
practice is intermittent.
4.28
The removal of the habitual thought pat-terns is similar to
that of the frictions already described.
4.29
To one who remains undistracted in even the highest
intellection there comes the equal
minded
realization known as The Cloud of Virtue. This is a result of
discriminative discernment.
4.30
From this there follows freedom from cause and effect and
frictions.
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