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 1 1|    deceits of defilement and craving. It will fashion up all
 2 2|  they fall in line with what craving wants. To see things clearly
 3 2|      are would be to abandon craving, so it finds ways of keeping
 4 2|      stress. That's all that craving wants. As for the kind of
 5 5|    how feeling gives rise to craving. It's because we want pleasant
 6 5|   want pleasant feeling that craving whispers -- whispers right
 7 5|    right here at feeling and craving. If we can extinguish the
 8 5|     If we can extinguish the craving in feeling, that's nibbana.... ~
 9 5|      it simply as abandoning craving in every action. Now, right
10 5|      can practice to abandon craving, for the way we relish the
11 5|       so that we can abandon craving right there in the feeling.
12 5|    feeling and gives rise to craving. This is why the mind has
13 5|      subtle magnetic pull of craving, which paints and plasters
14 5|      hard to detect, because craving is always whispering inside
15 5| important, for this virus of craving is what makes us continue
16 5|        So explore to see how craving paints and plasters things,
17 5|    to contemplate to see how craving fastens the mind so firmly
18 5|    right here at feeling and craving, it will keep you from gaining
19 5|    right here at feeling and craving. We can't separate them
20 5|    If we don't grow weary of craving, we're like the monkey stuck
21 5|      is the extinguishing of craving, and yet we like to stay
22 5|     yet we like to stay with craving -- so how can we expect
23 5|    stress and suffering, for craving is a sticky sap. If there'
24 5|    sticky sap. If there's no craving, there's nothing: no stress,
25 6|      relish feelings, that's craving. Desires for this and that
26 6|     of it and thus snuff out craving, through being fully aware
27 6|      snuffs out the virus of craving so that ultimately it vanishes
28 8|      the issues right there. Craving will have a hard time forming.