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The Repetition on Lust Monks, for the full understanding of lust, nine qualities should be developed. Which nine? Perception of impurity, Perception of death, Perception of repulsiveness in food, Perception of non-delight in the whole world, Perception of impermanence, Perception of suffering in the impermanent, Perception of non-self in suffering, Perception of abandoning, Perception of dispassion. Monks, for the full understanding of lust, these nine qualities should be developed. Monks, for the full understanding of lust, nine qualities should be developed. Which nine? The first jhana, The second jhana, The third jhana, The fourth jhana, The sphere of infinite space, The sphere of infinite consciousness, The sphere of nothingness, The sphere of neither perception nor non-perception, The cessation of perception and feeling. Monks, for the full understanding of lust, these nine qualities should be developed. Monks, for the full comprehension of lust... for its utter destruction... for its abandoning... for its destruction... for its fading away... for its dispassion... for its cessation... for its relinquishment... for its giving up... these nine qualities should be developed. For hatred... for delusion... for anger... for resentment... for denigration... for domineering... for envy... for avarice... for deceit... for craftiness... for obstinacy... for presumption... for conceit... for arrogance... for intoxication... for heedlessness... for their full understanding... for their full comprehension... for their utter destruction... for their abandoning... for their destruction... for their fading away... for their dispassion... for their cessation... for their relinquishment... for their giving up... these nine qualities should be developed. The Repetition on Lust is concluded. The Pāli of the Ninefold Section is concluded.