Dear Monks,
Your attention to what you want causes you your suffering. Our attentions suffer want, and want is suffering too. Once death is suffered so too do any sufferings die since death is caused by suffering. But here is the right way for you, O monk. Since also attending any want causes universal suffering then one must be only undoing what one wanted, to forget death alone.
And this way I will show you. Firstly, the right spirit and prayer. Secondly, right personal ability. Third, right advances and wording. Fourth, right presence and light. Fifth, right ascent to flight. Sixth, right behaviour with the person who is trusting in you. Seventh, right attitude to the corporate military industrial complex. Eighth, right comparison to intangible. Intangible is a comparison. That is also why a comparison is intangible. It is noted for comparison sake that intangible is compared to tangible. Whereas a true word is paradoxical; as in this is a paradox, it is approximately true.