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The Pain of Self-Indulgence Parables of Gautama Buddha "Lord, forgive me that I do not prostrate
before you with proper reverence; but I suffer miserably from obesity, drowsiness, excessive lethargy and other
complaints, which make it impossible for me to move with out pain." "There are five things which produce
the conditions from which you suffer: opulent dinners, love of sleep, love of pleasure, thoughtlessness and lack of
occupation. Begin to exercise control at your meals, and take upon yourself some occupation which will employ
your abilities and make you useful to your fellow-men. In doing this you will prolong your life." And the Blessed One said, "The
worldly one nourishes his body, but the wise one nourishes his soul. He who indulges in the satisfaction of his appetites works
his own destruction; but he who walks in the path of self-discipline will not only gain salvation from sin, but prolong his life."
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