Essay

 1    1|    eight worldly conditions of gain and loss, honour and dishonour,
 2    1|        relevant. He should not gain a living by methods detrimental
 3    2|      dissembling, rapacity for gain upon gain.. . And what,
 4    2|         rapacity for gain upon gain.. . And what, monks, is
 5    2|    others for his own monetary gain. These days the probability
 6    2|        because then desire for gain which is tanhã will be the
 7    2| tendency towards "rapacity for gain upon gain." The merchant
 8    2|         rapacity for gain upon gain." The merchant plays an
 9    2|  stealing for our own personal gain. The less we are involved
10    2|       which the mindfulness we gain from vipassanã will help
11    2|       pure Dhamma for material gain, by using the enhanced concentration
12    2| workplace, he will in this way gain mundane benefits from his
13    2|       we may run into material gain or loss, be famous or infamous,
14    3|  perfectly true that you never gain enlightenment by intellectual
15    4|    self-deception. In order to gain insight into the situation,