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 1   1, 2 |      Truth. Self is the cause of~selfishness and the source of evil;
 2   1, 3 |        germ of evil. Self begets selfishness. There is no evil but~what
 3   4, 12|     cleaving and you destroy~the selfishness of selfhood. If the selfishness
 4   4, 12|  selfishness of selfhood. If the selfishness of selfhood is~destroyed
 5   4, 12|   attained who has~conquered all selfishness and vanity. He has become
 6   6, 19|        He~will be delivered from selfishness and attain the blessed state
 7   6, 20|    senses act, finds~no room for selfishness, and thus he will attain
 8   6, 20| indifferent. This salvation from selfishness is without~merit.~ "When
 9   6, 20|          grasping disposition~of selfishness, and you will attain to
10   7, 23|        us surrender self and all selfishness,~and as all things are fixed
11  12, 36|    should on my account act with selfishness or in malice or in~delusion
12  13, 41|          reached. The craving of selfishness is destroyed,~and the truth
13  13, 43|         and still be filled with selfishness? Canst thou see thy~brothers,
14  13, 45|        It is sensuality, desire,~selfishness; all these things, O brethren,
15  13, 48|        entangled in the bonds of selfishness, will never be free~from
16  13, 58|      ruin of the~world. Envy and selfishness break off friendships. Hatred
17  14, 60|         abandon the evil ways of selfishness? The~bhikkhu who renounces
18  16, 84|          who has~surrendered all selfishness."~ Putting away the selfishness
19  16, 84|  selfishness."~ Putting away the selfishness of her affection for her
20  16, 87|  glorious faith of putting aside~selfishness, you shall not do evil for
21  18, 96|     evils, from sensuality, from selfishness, from~delusion, and from