Essay

 1    1|      difficulties for which some people blame circumstances and
 2    1|     beliefs and practices of its people as well as on its economy.
 3    1|    Buddhist economic system1 the people deliberately use the state
 4    1|    reflects the character of its people; the better the people,
 5    1|       its people; the better the people, the better the society.
 6    1|  discouraging, no doubt, to many people who want something for nothing.
 7    1|          adjust himself to other people to get on smoothly with
 8    1|        to get on well with other people.  ~In the Sigãlovãda Sutta,
 9    1|      careful of not taking other people's things, as we are of preserving
10    2|          with little anger. Even people whose livelihood is solely
11    2|       the receiving end of other people's anger. In fact, if we
12    2|          that his job just helps people keep revolving in dukkha,
13    2|       and interaction with other people. So if the boss gets annoyed
14    3|        often come very subtly.  ~People's motives for taking up
15    3|       come terribly easy to many people. Intuition, or as I much
16    3|     learn as adults what Eastern people have absorbed from childhood.
17    3|         The only reason why some people find Theravãda Buddhism
18    3|         the inferiority complex. People who, for one reason or another,
19    3| other-than-self.  ~Probably most people have at times had a feeling
20    3|       come as a surprise to some people. 'I thought,' they may say, '
21    4|         of detachment. There are people who positively regard it
22    4|         going to argue that such people -- let us call them as a
23    4|       seeking to disparage these people or belittle their efforts,
24    4|         up the emotions of other people. I know. I have gone through
25    4|     enjoyment, available to more people than ever before, does not
26    4|         picture of more and more people craving for more and more