Chapter

 1 1|        with it. In other words, desire won't be able to provoke
 2 1|         you've been enslaved to desire, agitated by desire for
 3 1| enslaved to desire, agitated by desire for who knows how long. ~
 4 2|         sensual craving" -- the desire, lust, and love that provoke
 5 2|    immediate present, then when desire comes in the immediate present
 6 2|         down to nothing but the desire for pleasure. So we have
 7 2|    pride, their bragging, their desire to go teaching others. But
 8 3|         and loosens the grip of desire. Use mindfulness to keep
 9 3|        a drug: Once there's the desire, you take the drug and think
10 3|     much suffering the repeated desire causes, you don't have the
11 3|      discernment don't see that desire and longing are suffering,
12 3|        take what they want, the desire goes away. Then it comes
13 3|      contemplate: "Why is there desire and why do I have to satisfy
14 3|      Once they realize that the desire in and of itself is what
15 3|       never have to suffer from desire again, that's when they
16 3|       us to practice to abandon desire. All we know is how to feed
17 3|         flavor, still slaves to desire. ~If you can't let go of
18 3|        most blatant baits. When desire whispers and pleads with
19 3|       the flow of every sort of desire and wandering of the mind.
20 3|        is so that we won't feel desire for anything outside, won'
21 4|         feelings that come with desire, if we accumulate them they
22 4|        the Hindrance of sensual desire. If you don't like what
23 4|        The Hindrance of sensual desire is like a dye that clouds
24 4|       get lost in distractions. Desire is a big troublemaker here,
25 4|    being burned and agitated by desire. But if you don't go along
26 4|      the mind, you have to take desire as your battlefield in the