So when he sees sugarcanes with dense foliage standing with tops level or
bamboos or trees, or else hair four fingers long on a man’s head, being struck by
the wind, he should establish mindfulness in this way: “This wind is striking
on this place.” Or he can establish mindfulness where the wind strikes a part of
his body after entering by a window opening or by a crack in a wall, and using
any among the names for wind (váta) beginning with “wind” (váta), “breeze”
(máluta), “blowing” (anila), he should develop [the kasióa] by using [preferably]
the obvious “air, air.”