after oneâs almsround. All thirteen practices are listed in Thag 16:7. 2. Atammayatṅ. For discussions of the role of non-fashioning in the practice, see The Wings to awakening, II/B and III/G, and The Paradox of Becoming, Chapter 6. 3. In other words, whatever the condition of the ground on which one might base a state of becoming—a sense of oneâs self or the world one inhabits—by the time that state of becoming has taken shape, the ground has already changed. In this case, if one tries to shape a sense of self around oneâs attainment of jhṅna, the attainment itself has already changed. See also: MN 110; SN 55:5; AN 2:31–32; AN 4:73; AN 4:192; AN 5:148; AN 8:54; Iti 17 - --> - - - -