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 1   1, 2 |     Extinguish in yourselves every desire that~antagonizes the Buddha,
 2   1, 4 |       lived on earth, untainted by~desire, and immaculate.~ The king,
 3   1, 5 |            of the law. Even as men desire to give happiness to their~
 4   1, 7 |          is not sovereignty that I desire. I will~become a Buddha
 5   1, 8 |          and share my royal power. Desire for~power is becoming to
 6   1, 8 |            lust,~and also from the desire for power.~ "Indulge in
 7   1, 8 |            has recovered his sight~desire to spoil his eyes again?~ "
 8   1, 9 |         for food. Putting away all~desire and clearly recognizing
 9   2, 10| mortification would not extinguish desire nor afford~enlightenment
10   3, 11|            that he could kindle no desire~in the heart of the victorious
11   4, 14|            the bondage~of hate and desire. Nirvana remains incomprehensible
12   4, 15|    chastened, my mind is free from desire,~and the deepest truth has
13   4, 15|          my~eyes are bright. I now desire to found the kingdom of
14   4, 16|            free from lust; he will desire neither worldly nor~heavenly
15   5, 18|     thought "I am"; the dangers of desire, and~the necessity of avoiding
16   8, 26|           is not easily~perceived; desire is mastered by him who knows,
17  10, 29|           righteousness. Dost thou desire to be~admitted to the brotherhood
18  11, 34|         requests, Visakha said:~"I desire, Lord, through all my life
19  11, 34|            a medicine. Therefore I desire to provide the Sangha my
20  12, 40|         its own impulse. It has no~desire to eat, or to drink, or
21  12, 40|           by~Form. When Name has a desire to eat, or to drink, or
22  13, 41|         which washes away all evil desire. I have~given you the refreshing
23  13, 45|      friends, is the root of evil? Desire is the root of~evil; hatred
24  13, 45|          of the good? Freedom from desire~is the root of the good;
25  13, 45|        rebirth I It is sensuality, desire,~selfishness; all these
26  13, 48|             The extinction of evil desire is the highest religion.~
27  13, 51|          his disciples."~ Then the desire to go and visit the Blessed
28  13, 59|          his~house and driven away desire?"~ The Buddha said: "Let
29  13, 59|         Mara; after having cut off desire thou hast crossed over~and
30  14, 60|            into~blessings. But the desire to perform miracles arises
31  14, 66|    learnest to conquer thy~sensual desire, thou wilt in this life
32  14, 68|      offering from love and with a desire to grow in wisdom and~in
33  14, 70|            asked him: "Hast thou a desire to know the cause of thy
34  16, 81|    congregation, according to your desire."~ While the holy men ate,
35  16, 85|          Savatthi Sariputta felt a~desire to see the Lord and to hear
36  16, 91|             are untarnished by the desire of selfish aims, either
37  18, 97|          of me, he will ask from a desire for knowledge,~and not to