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 1 1 |     every time, every place, for people of every age and either
 2 3 | deteriorate day by day.... ~When people live without any order to
 3 3 |     throw all the blame on other people, other things. So we can'
 4 3 |         out to set fire to other people, too. ~The fires of suffering,
 5 3 |   practice for putting them out. People of this sort can't withstand
 6 3 |   gleeful when they've set other people's places on fire. As soon
 7 7 |          the highest importance. People who don't study or practice
 8 7 |          an affair of suffering. People who don't know the Dhamma,
 9 7 |      practice? ~Only intelligent people, though, will be able to
10 7 |       with the practice. Foolish people won't want to bother. They'
11 7 |         simply stay deluded like people in general. They get carried
12 10|         I know better than other people," so that you won't start
13 10|        this sort. He calls them "people in vain." Even if you can
14 10|       can teach large numbers of people to become arahants, while
15 10|         you're better than other people, then you've failed the