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| Alphabetical [« »] eminently 1 emotion 8 emotional 14 emotions 18 emperor 3 emphasise 1 emphasised 1 | Frequency [« »] 18 come 18 effort 18 eightfold 18 emotions 18 know 18 make 18 often | VV.AA. (R. Bogoda, Susan Elbaum Jootla, & M.O'C. Walshe) The Buddhist Layman IntraText - Concordances emotions |
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1 1| relationships - the education of the emotions - are the fourth R in education 2 1| Nibbãna as its goal. The emotions are controlled, the will 3 1| with our instincts are the emotions. By emotion is meant a feeling 4 3| by getting to know one's emotions as thoroughly as possible. 5 3| as possible. When these emotions have been really seen for 6 3| mechanism of desires and emotions, and this is immensely valuable. 7 4| They are under the sway of emotions, not all of which are, in 8 4| their own aggression. These emotions are in turn rooted in their 9 4| is, of course, that such emotions as these (and this is a 10 4| useless, since the stronger emotions would be ranged on the other 11 4| reformer is that, his own emotions having been suitably stirred 12 4| to go out and stir up the emotions of other people. I know. 13 4| should first calm his own emotions he is aggrieved, thereby 14 4| clearly, in a way, that our emotions of, say, greed or hate or 15 4| up. Most of our unhealthy emotions are nothing but by-products 16 4| watch one's thoughts and emotions more easily, and reduces 17 4| other and less frightening emotions, it too can be dissolved. 18 4| of dealing with our own emotions. Nor is it in any way incompatible