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In explaining the five kinds of greed: First, regarding "greed for desire of the body toward the internal body": toward the internal body one initially gives rise to subtle desire of the desire realm, hence it is called "desire for desire"; next, one gives rise to gross greed of the desire realm, hence it is called "kāmarāga." Furthermore, the internal body is a phenomenon that one oneself desires, hence it says "toward the internal body's desire"; giving rise to desire upon the internal body's desire is the mind capable of desiring, and this is called "kāmarāga." The first word "desire" belongs to what is desired, the second word "desire" belongs to the cognizing subject, and the third word "desire" concludes the term.