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 1   2, 11|      in~words, the evil way in thoughts; and by taking the evil
 2   2, 11|       way in~deeds, words, and thoughts, at the dissolution of the
 3   3, 21|        Right Mindedness? It is thoughts free from lust;~thoughts
 4   3, 21|       thoughts free from lust;~thoughts free from ill-will; thoughts
 5   3, 21|   thoughts free from ill-will; thoughts free from cruelty. This
 6   3, 21|       you, is of two kinds: 1. Thoughts~free from lust, from ill-will,
 7   3, 22|       we penetrate with loving thoughts, wide, deep, boundless,
 8   3, 25|      METHODS OF EXPELLING EVIL THOUGHTS~ ~ If, whilst regarding
 9   3, 25|         evil and demeritorious thoughts~connected with greed, anger
10   3, 25| reflect on the misery of these thoughts: "Unwholesome, truly, are~
11   3, 25|  Unwholesome, truly, are~these thoughts! Blameable are these thoughts!
12   3, 25|  thoughts! Blameable are these thoughts! Of painful result are~these
13   3, 25|       painful result are~these thoughts!" Or, he should pay no attention
14   3, 25|      pay no attention to these thoughts. Or,~he should consider
15   3, 25|       compound nature of these thoughts. Or, with~teeth clenched
16   3, 25|    suppress and root out these thoughts; and in doing~so, these
17   3, 25|   these evil and demeritorious thoughts of greed, anger and delusion~
18   3, 28|        is a vain thought. Vain thoughts~are a sickness, an ulcer,
19   3, 28|      after overcoming all vain~thoughts, one is called silent thinker."