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Therefore must the weight be cast on the other side. THEREFORE MUST THE WEIGHT BE CAST ON THE OTHER SIDE
heft and of honesty, and would cleave to honest dealings with firm conviction. In some such way does the great Law teach us. Our sorrows and losses teach us the pain of the sorrow and loss we inflict on others, and so we cease to inflict them. Now as to the more direct application. To conquer a sin, let heart and mind rest, not on the sin, but on the contrary virtue. Let the sin be forced out by positive growth in the true direction, not by direct opposition. Turn away from the sin and go forward courageously, constructively, creatively, in well-doing. In this way the whole nature will gradually be drawn up to the higher level, on which the sin does not even exist. The conquest of a sin is a matter of growth and evolution, rather than of opposition. 34. Transgressions are injury, falsehood, theft, incontinence, envy; whether committed, or caused, or assented to, through greed, wrath, or infatuation; whether faint, or middling, or excessive; bearing endless, fruit of ignorance and pain. ALIZE THE ESSENCE OF THEFT AND OF HONESTY AND WOULD CLEAVE TO HONEST DEALINGS WITH FIRM CONVICTION IN SOME SUCH WAY DOES THE GREAT LAW TEACH US OUR SORROWS AND LOSSES TEACH US THE PAIN OF THE SORROW AND LOSS WE INFLICT ON OTHERS AND SO WE CEASE TO INFLICT THEM NOW AS TO THE MORE DIRECT APPLICATION TO CONQUER A SIN LET HEART AND MIND REST NOT ON THE SIN BUT ON THE CONTRARY VIRTUE LET THE SIN BE FORCED OUT BY POSITIVE GROWTH IN THE TRUE DIRECTION NOT BY DIRECT OPPOSITION TURN AWAY FROM THE SIN AND GO FORWARD COURAGEOUSLY CONSTRUCTIVELY CREATIVELY IN WELL DOING IN THIS WAY THE WHOLE NATURE WILL GRADUALLY BE DRAWN UP TO THE HIGHER LEVEL ON WHICH THE SIN DOES NOT EVEN EXIST THE CONQUEST OF A SIN IS A MATTER OF GROWTH AND EVOLUTION RATHER THAN OF OPPOSITION SUTRA THIRTY FOUR TRANSGRESSIONS ARE INJURY FALSEHOOD THEFT INCONTINENCE ENVY WHETHER COMMITTED OR CAUSED OR ASSENTED TO THROUGH GREED WRATH OR INFATUATION WHETHER FAINT OR MIDDLING OR EXCESSIVE BEARING ENDLESS FRUIT OF IGNORANCE AND PAIN
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