Desires
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Remember that not getting what you want can be a wonderful stroke of luck. |
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The unobtainable is always the most desirable. |
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Our actions are never as good or as bad as our desires. |
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Strong hates reveal our secret desires. |
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Discontent arises more from our desires than from our needs. |
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He is rich who desires little. |
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Riches increase rather than satisfy our desires. |
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Happiness is being able to admire without desiring. |
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Desire is another form of fear. |
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It is the forbidden that is most desirable. |
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What we desire but cannot have – that we then ridicule. |
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To want for nothing is to have everything. |
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The more we have, the more we want. |
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Wanting soon becomes a habit. |
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Contentment is to want for nothing. |
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Greed grows by what it feeds on. |
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Having the least desires takes us nearer to paradise. |
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To be without some of the things you want is an indispensable part of happiness. |
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Forbid something and it soon becomes desirable. |
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Much of desire is visual. |
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The things we desire are often more dangerous than the things we fear. |
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Desire is the root of all suffering |
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