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 1   1, 3 |    organ~of thinking, gesture, speech, space (cavities of ear,
 2   3, 19| together are~Wisdom.~ 3. Right Speech, 4. Right Action, 5. Right
 3   3, 20|        volitional act of body, speech,~or mind which is rooted
 4   3, 22|       STEP~  THIRD STEP~ RIGHT SPEECH~ ~ WHAT, now, is Right Speech?
 5   3, 22|  SPEECH~ ~ WHAT, now, is Right Speech? It is abstaining from lying;~
 6   3, 22|        and the discipline; his speech is like a treasure, at the~
 7   3, 22|   sense.~ This is called right speech.~ Now, right speech, let
 8   3, 22|      right speech.~ Now, right speech, let me tell you, is of
 9   3, 22|      called the "Mundane Right Speech, which yields worldly~fruits
10   3, 22|        of this four-fold wrong~speech, the abstaining, withholding,
11   3, 22|        the "Ultramundane~Right Speech, which is not of the world,
12   3, 22|         in understanding wrong speech as wrong, and right speech
13   3, 22|     speech as wrong, and right speech as~right, one practices
14   3, 22|       efforts to overcome evil speech and to arouse right speech,
15   3, 22|     speech and to arouse right speech, one~practices Right Effort [
16   3, 22|        and in overcoming wrong speech~with attentive mind, and
17   3, 22|    mind in possession of~right speech, one practices Right Attentiveness [
18   3, 26|      it is by a mere figure of speech that one~says: "I go," "
19   3, 26|   endures~wicked and malicious speech, as well as bodily pains,
20   3, 26|        an expression of common speech; he understands~that, in
21   3, 28|      law and the disciple; his speech is like a~treasure, at the