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In the Discourse on the Stages of Yogic Practice, desire is divided into desire for objects, desire for views,…

In the Discourse on the Stages of Yogic Practice, desire is divided into desire for objects, desire for views, desire for desire itself, stingy desire, desire clouded by afflictions, desire for evil deeds, desire for offspring, desire for relatives and friends, desire for possessions, and desire for existence and non-existence. Possessions refer to wealth and material goods; thus, desire for possessions broadly means craving for material things. In Perception Forest, ruthless marauders willing to take risks gather, gradually forming an organization. They call themselves the Material Possession, a nickname given by the Midnight Blades, though they do not know its true meaning.

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