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Craving is
Craving is gone
Craving is passing
Craving is abandoned
Craving is like a great tree with many branches
Craving is to be abandoned
Craving is primarily a
Craving is the development of functional imag
Craving is usually associated with a Craving for cigarettes and drugs such as cocaine or heroin
Craving is not rooted out
Craving is not appeasement of Craving; just the contrary; it is continuation of Craving
Craving is the deep
Craving is deep
Craving is like a banana split
Craving is the result of a complex process that you have gone through and reinforced throughout your smoking career
Craving is linked to
Craving is as different from mechanical repression as it is from indulgence
Craving is implicitly present in the repression of sex as well as in its gratification
Craving is not for the food itself
Craving is one of those
Craving is here represented by a man enjoying the sensual pleasure of tea
Craving is the key point where the cycle can be broken and liberation can occur
Craving is rooted out
Craving is then eradicated
Craving is associated with certain brain regions
Craving is an intense desire to eat a particular food like chocolate
Craving is inextricably linked with drug abuse and withdrawal
Craving is also partly a conditioned response to powerful cues to use drugs that the
Craving is not completely
Craving is for sex
Craving is the last step of a three stage process
Craving is an internet appliance
Craving is a simple way to understand it better
Craving is also politically irresponsible in view of society’s overriding need for nonviolence
Craving is the origin of suffering
Craving is uprooted finds
Craving is the underlying root of unhappiness
Craving is psychological taru bahl
Craving is probably not a sign of disease
Craving is linked to ignorance
Craving is for a specific food
Craving is to allow yourself a few light treats before or after dinner
Craving is a preference to certain foods and easily based on emotions
Craving is needed
Craving is not removed
Craving is associated more with the right side of the brain than the left
Craving is only one possible cause of relapse
Craving is born grief
Craving is really attacking this time
Craving is always whispering inside us
Craving is dehydration caused by not enough fluid intake
Craving is selfishness
Craving is explained with three epithets together with its three aspects
Craving is to eat small frequent meals of non
Craving is to fulfill survival needs and another level of Craving is to cover up the loneliness
Craving is not just specific to opiate drug addiction
Craving is an emotion generated after exposure to alcohol
Craving is the chasing after a thing for the purpose of having it for yourself
Craving is their base
Craving is an intense desire for a particular food or food type
Craving is limited to this
Craving is an important determinant of smoking relapse
Craving is hard
Craving is a hallmark of alcohol dependence
Craving is the cause of the emergence of lingering past subliminal karma impressions in the future lives
Craving is defined as "a very intense desire to eat a particular food
Craving is when you really feel hungry and you want to eat
Craving is touted as a major factor contributing to drug dependency
Craving is the result of the drug's imprinting in the memory of a pleasant association of euphoria with the drug
Craving is most often activated by
Craving is a much easier task
Craving is related to a sweet Craving
Craving is one of repulsion
Craving is the drive behind the hunger described above
Craving is in fact harmful
Craving is still present but manageable
Craving is a powerful force for cocaine
Craving is limited to this class
Craving is the cause by which dukkha comes into play
Craving is expressed by continued additional heroin use
Craving is such a difficult problem for so many cocaine abusers
Craving is part of our nature; it is part of being made in the image of god
Craving is a psychological manifestation of a biological condition
Craving is a central aspect of addiction and poses a
Craving is possible only when a monk or a priest regards the pleasures and
Craving is what caues
Craving is available
Craving is the disconnection of