Chapter

 1 2 | whatever in me; no jealousy, no desire, nor passion. Therefore
 2 2 |        pleasures, infatuated by desire and blind with delusion.~
 3 2 |         Fettered as they are by desire like the yak by its tail,
 4 3 |     playthings as they like and desire, so agreeable to their taste,
 5 3 |    burning house, prompted by a desire of getting a cart yoked
 6 3 |  burning house, prompted by the desire of getting a cart yoked
 7 3 |   burning house prompted by the desire of getting a cart yoked
 8 3 |      full consciousness, strong desire is the origin of pain.'~
 9 3 |         unattached, to suppress desire. This is my third truth,
10 4 |   omniscience, which we did not desire, nor seek, nor search after,
11 13|      period after my extinction desire supreme enlightenment and
12 15|        remedy. Prompted by this desire he speaks to those sons
13 17| amusements, and enjoyments they desire, like, and relish. He gives
14 23|         hast come hither in the desire to see the Lord Sâkyamuni,