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   Book, Sutta
 1      5, 49|             May what is subject to destruction not be destroyed.' This
 2      5, 49|          that something subject to destruction is destroyed. With the destruction
 3      5, 49| destruction is destroyed. With the destruction of what is subject to destruction,
 4      5, 49|  destruction of what is subject to destruction, he does not reflect: 'It
 5      5, 49|            that what is subject to destruction will be destroyed. To the
 6      5, 49|            that what is subject to destruction will be destroyed. And if,
 7      5, 49|        destroyed. And if, with the destruction of what is subject to destruction,
 8      5, 49|  destruction of what is subject to destruction, I were to sorrow, grieve,
 9      5, 49|     friends unhappy.' So, with the destruction of what is subject to destruction,
10      5, 49|  destruction of what is subject to destruction, he sorrows, grieves, laments,
11      5, 49|          that something subject to destruction is destroyed. With the destruction
12      5, 49| destruction is destroyed. With the destruction of what is subject to destruction,
13      5, 49|  destruction of what is subject to destruction, he reflects: 'It doesn'
14      5, 49|            that what is subject to destruction will be destroyed. To the
15      5, 49|            that what is subject to destruction will be destroyed. And if,
16      5, 49|        destroyed. And if, with the destruction of what is subject to destruction,
17      5, 49|  destruction of what is subject to destruction, I were to sorrow, grieve,
18      5, 49|     friends unhappy.' So, with the destruction of what is subject to destruction,
19      5, 49|  destruction of what is subject to destruction, he does not sorrow, grieve,
20      7, 12|       Monks, with the abandoning & destruction of the seven obsessions,
21      7, 12|   ignorance. With the abandoning & destruction of these seven obsessions,
22      8, 54|  Vyagghapajja, has four sources of destruction: ~"(i) Debauchery, (ii)
23      8, 54|           are four sources for the destruction of amassed wealth -- debauchery,
24      8, 54|          insight that leads to the destruction of suffering. This is called