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 1       1, 11     |      at truth, but follow vain desires.~ ~
 2       1, 12     |      at~truth, and follow true desires.~ ~
 3       7, 97     |     temptations, renounced all desires, he~is the greatest of men.~ ~
 4       9, 126    |      are free from all worldly desires~attain Nirvana.~ ~
 5      10, 141    |    mortal who has not overcome desires.~ ~
 6      11, 153-4  |       to the extinction of all desires.~ ~
 7      14, 187    |      in the destruction of all desires.~ ~
 8      19, 271-272|     attained the extinction of desires.~ ~
 9      21, 292    |        to be done is~done; the desires of unruly, thoughtless people
10      21, 293    |     what ought to be done, the desires of such watchful and wise
11      21, 305    |      in the~destruction of all desires alone, as if living in a
12      24, 339    |        misguided man,~viz. his desires which are set on passion.~ ~
13      24, 346    |        from cares, and leaving desires and pleasures behind.~ ~
14      24, 347    |       down with the stream (of~desires), as a spider runs down
15      25, 368    | Nirvana), cessation of natural~desires, and happiness.~ ~
16      25, 381    | Nirvana), cessation of natural~desires, and happiness.~ ~
17      26, 383    |      valiantly, drive away the desires, O Brahmana! ~When you have
18      26, 404    |        houses, and has but few desires.~ ~
19      26, 410    |        Brahmana who fosters no desires for this~world or for the
20      26, 415    |        this world, leaving all~desires, travels about without a