1) Thou shalt listen to one's desires, and recognise that wherever they would do no harm, to oneself or others, they are healthy and you are righteous should you pursue those desires.
2) Having desires makes you human, supressing desires makes humans unhappy. What you resist, persists.
3) Your desires do not superseed others' desires or rights to be happy, healthy or wealthy.
4) Living a happy, healthy wealthy life for yourself puts you in a better position to help others also be happy, health and wealthy.
5) Other people who have their desires fulfilled do not make it harder for an individual to have their own, autonomous desires.
6) Having desires different to those you love is okay.
7) Expressing ones' desires is healthy, expecting others to deliver them for us, is not.
8) Your beliefs about your self and your desires have more profound impact on those desires, more than anything else.
