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THE PRACTICE OF MIND-CONTROL |
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enemy of the wise, this unquenchable and insatiable foe, Desire, surrounds and holds the
understanding as prisoner. III-39 It is said that this enemy seizing the senses, the mind and Reason and thus closely surrounding and isolating the understanding, uses them to bewilder the soul III-40 Therefore, governing first the senses, slay this evil thing, which otherwise will destroy knowledge and diserimination. III-41 There are three gateways to hell, by which one's self-ruin is brought about-lust, anger and greed; therefore let these three be renounced. XVI-21 |
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