Essay

 1    1|   produce kamma by tanhã or desire which itself is threefold.
 2    1|    of the rights of others, desire for, grasp at, cling to,
 3    1|    all shades of craving or desire that are the causes of this
 4    1|         As long as there is desire, birth leads to death, and
 5    1|  from the thralldom of base desire, the blindness of hate,
 6    1|    burdens of guilt. Sexual desire, in its personal aspect,
 7    1|  leads to suffering. Sexual desire, too, must be controlled
 8    1| undue attachment to sensual desire, ill-will, laziness and
 9    2|  the same time because then desire for gain which is tanhã
10    2|   to anyone who expresses a desire for them is folly. Dãna
11    2|  from the past, and if this desire is not observed with wisdom,
12    3| volitional activity born of desire, and as such produces pleasant
13    4|  progress is in stages. The desire for perfection at a single