Essay

 1    0|          after atta (self) and loka (world); see Anguttara, The Threes,
 2    1|            hate or take shelter in a world of delusive unreality or
 3    1|            human, heavenly or animal world. In short, one can progress
 4    1|      manifold problems in the modern world. To this we must now turn.  ~
 5    1|            social ills of the modern world is a more rational and balanced
 6    1|           the present context of the world, take a long time to realise.
 7    1|          will remedy the ills of the world.  ~In the opening stanza
 8    1|           Incomparable to a troubled world.  ~
 9    1|          adjusted to himself and the world, his occupation, his family
10    1|        beings.  ~(a) Himself and The World  ~A Buddhist tries to see
11    1|             attitude to life and the world brings courage and confidence.  ~
12    1| determination one's position in this world will be decided by one's
13    1|        purposefully, who blesses the world with wealth and wisdom.
14    1|             feel he is wanted in the world.   Of human rights the right
15    1|            existing suffering in the world  ~Economic activity should
16    1|             the poisons of the outer world. It is, therefore, a pre-requisite
17    1|            layman while being in the world, will try to be less and
18    2|           has effects in the mundane world for Right Effort, Mindfulness
19    3|            yet gobbles up the entire world' (as some old Chinese monk
20    3|           the appeals of the outside world which are today constantly
21    3|              mundane, the phenomenal world as our senses present it
22    3|           achieve a stability in the world which, by the very nature
23    3|              we feel insecure in the world. One could usefully devote
24    4|         there is so much evil in the world of one kind or another that
25    4|   comparatively mild example, in the world today!), when held collectively
26    4|           that happen to agitate the world at any moment. It is not
27    4|               it is from the outside world. That at least is how it
28    4|           there really is an outside world or not. In point of fact,
29    4|          therefore look out into the world, either to see what it is,
30    4|             various things about the world we see and hear, smell,
31    4|              selfish flight from the world, but the necessay precondition
32    4|     precondition for coping with the world. It is absolutely essential