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 1   1, 2 |        are the flames of burning desires. The world is Vanity Fair,~
 2   1, 2 |        anxiety, that our burning desires would be extinguished! When
 3   1, 2 |         the admixture of burning desires, without the~distortion
 4   1, 3 | permanent in its changes.~ Truth desires to appear; truth longs to
 5   1, 3 |     beauty kindles the flames of desires that~never can be satisfied.~
 6   1, 3 |        it quenches the~flames of desires; it leads to Nirvana. Blessed
 7   1, 7 |          from confusion. All low~desires vanished from his heart
 8   3, 11|          alone, lord of the five desires, bringer of~death and enemy
 9   4, 12|         cling to their obnoxious desires. They crave pleasure for~
10   4, 12|       you~will destroy the wrong desires that rise from ignorance;
11   4, 12|         ignorance; destroy these~desires and you will wipe out the
12   4, 14|         their delight in worldly desires.~The worldling will not
13   6, 20|         let go all the lusts and~desires of egotism. The cleaving
14  11, 33|         resolve against~the five desires. Lust beclouds a man's heart,
15  11, 33|        woman's form~with lustful desires. Better fall into the fierce
16  11, 33|    represented~as a picture, she desires to captivate with the charms
17  11, 34|          at the place whither he desires to go, and will~set out
18  11, 35|     bhikkhu who remembers it~and desires to be cleansed, for a fault,
19  11, 35|     bhikkhu who remembers~it and desires to become pure, the offense
20  13, 41|        is not defiled by worldly desires.~ "He who does not see the
21  13, 42|    receive as reward whatever he desires."~ The people came to the
22  13, 48|        at~truth, but follow vain desires. They who know truth in
23  13, 48|        at truth, and follow true desires. As~rain breaks through
24  13, 53|      offers to the gods his~evil desires will see the uselessness
25  13, 53|         sensations and ideas and~desires, whither can I go at the
26  14, 75|          is avaricious, has evil desires, is envious, wicked, shameless,~
27  16, 80|        him, saying: "Vasavadatta desires~love, not gold, from Upagutta."
28  16, 81|   husband who loves his wife and~desires for a union that shall be
29  16, 81|        who loves her husband~and desires a union that shall be everlasting