Chapter

1 1 |         life, than they resigned worldly pleasures and became monks.~
2 3 | pleasures of the five senses, to worldly pleasures; they will not
3 4 |        or evolution); and in the worldly whirl we were disposed to
4 5 |       sole object, he shakes off worldly desires, and acquires the
5 7 |       welcome, thou dispeller of worldly defilement. It is after
6 13|          not wait upon adepts at worldly spells, and votaries of
7 13|        spells, and votaries of a worldly philosophy, nor keep any
8 26|         will have no pleasure in worldly philosophy; no persons fondly
9 26|           they will refrain from worldly business. Such persons as