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 1 2 |        like~a puppet to unsocial movements, no longer either be dissatisfied~
 2 2 |     those who do not observe the~movements of their own minds must
 3 5 |    governs be undisturbed by~the movements in the flesh, whether of
 4 6 |        below, all around are the movements of the elements. But~the
 5 6 | appetites, and of the~discursive movements of the thoughts, and of
 6 8 |          and when it directs its~movements to social acts only, and
 7 8 |         own kind, to~despise the movements of the senses, to form a
 8 8 |         nature. Hindrance to the movements (desires) is equally an
 9 9 |       set a value.~ The periodic movements of the universe are the
10 9 |      while~participating in such movements as go on in the poor flesh,
11 11|    assent; and in respect to his movements he~must be careful that