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 1 3,1|          meaning the removal of the passions, the mortification of the
 2 3,1|      stomach for the healing of the passions.~The personal example of
 3 5  |           which is alien to worldly passions. By turning away from vanity
 4 5,1|           must tame the heat of the passions. Henceforth the Novice is
 5 5,2|         Christ and must control his passions and desires. At the same
 6 6,0|          This is because the impure passions wage warfare against our
 7 6,0|          world] to abstain from the passions of the flesh that wage war
 8 6,2|           with the victory over our passions and the temptations which
 9 6,2| irascibility, for by overcoming his passions, he attains modesty and
10 6,2|         from the influence of their passions, the saints also see God
11 9  |        struggles against the sinful passions and vices. By prayer our
12 9  |            stain of sin and worldly passions, and only in such a soul