That refers to places suitable for practising anapanassati: quiet places. In such places, there is little noise and other distur-bance. That means one can easily calm one's mind down. But if there are no such places, one must simply ignore all noise and other disturbances. Then does any place become like a forest, the foot of a tree, or a secluded place, which means one can practise anapanassati anywhere...
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That refers to places suitable for practising anapanassati: quiet places. In such places, there is little noise and other distur-bance. That means one can easily calm one's mind down. But if there are no such places, one must simply ignore all noise and other disturbances. Then does any place become like a forest, the foot of a tree, or a secluded place, which means one can practise anapanassati anywhere...
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