Part, Chapter

 1    2, 6 |        joys,~How can you look for pleasures after disgusts?~While ye
 2    5, 3 |           who lust after the vile pleasures of this world, and desire
 3    5, 12| themselves had rejected all other pleasures for that of spiritual intoxication,
 4    5, 12|          moral is, that spiritual pleasures, typified by wine, are not
 5    5, 12|         bartered away for earthly pleasures. The Prophet said, "The
 6    6, 1 |  destroyed the charm. Just so the pleasures of the world seem sweet
 7    6, 1 |          from grasping at worldly pleasures will find true happiness;
 8    6, 1 |           they run after the same pleasures as eagerly as ever. This
 9    6, 3 |      intoxication of life and its pleasures and occupations veils the
10    6, 3 |       engrossed with the trifling pleasures of the world and blind to
11    6, 9 |         more appreciate spiritual pleasures than a man lacking the sense