Sure...there is pressure in what we see. This is why we cling to it. This same clinging will lead to our own suffering... at the end. Same goes to our other senses.
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"Maha-satipatthana Sutta:The four foundations (focuses) mindfulness
(Also known as The Four Frames of Reference (DN 22, MN10)
Mindfulness
"Refuge to the man is the mind, refuge to the mind is mindfulness"-Buddha
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- Dr. Piyal Walpola
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