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From this foam Aphrodite the goddess of love and desire was born . His hearts desire was a way for him to be able to continue to help those who needed it the most and promote the virtue of charity after his death . Their concerns and desires were not articulated in the political system , however ; one reason , surely , why voting was so sharply skewed towards privileged sectors . Duty and desire were equally urgent to be heard ; he shrunk in utter despondence from the two objects that seemed to personify both , and retreated , to the utmost of his power , from the sight of either . There is then in prayer a turning of the body to God , and a purging of the inward eye , whilst those worldly things which we desired are shut out , that the eye of the mind made single might be able to bear the single light , and in it abide with that joy with which a happy life is perfected . In the Jesuit tradition , that desire is born of an academic rigor that includes embracing difference , incorporating the best of " the new , " examining social systems critically , and becoming directly involved with those who are underprivileged and underserved . So all the fishermen set to work , and ere long the Queen 's desire was fulfilled – the red and green fish was caught , and when the wicked sorceress opened it , there was the bumble bee , and inside the bee was the box , and inside the box the wonderful nine-lakh necklace , which the Queen put on at once . Somewhere in the back of his mind Lawrence knew this , knew that his own feelings and desires were mere grist for artistic processes whose operations he had best not interfere with or scrutinize too closely . On this interior journey my great desire was always tell people about God , and about Jesus , crucified and risen , and help them feel the freedom God offers . But so provokingly predisposed and primed as we were , by all the moving sights of the night , our imagination was too much heated not to melt us of the soonest : and accordingly , I no sooner felt the warm spray darted up my inwards from him , but I was punctually on flow , to share the momentary extasy ; but I had yet greater reason to boast of out harmony : for finding that all the flames of desire were not yet quench 'd within me , but that rather , like wetted coals , I glowed the fiercer for this sprinkling , my hot-mettled spark , sympathizing with me , and loaded for a double fire , recontinu 'd the sweet battery with undying vigour ; greatly pleas 'd at which I gratefully endeavoured to accommodate all my motions to his best advantage and delight ; kisses , squeezes , tender murmurs , all came into play , till our joys , growing more turbulent and riotous , threw us into a fond disorder , and as they raged to a point , bore us far from ourselves into an ocean of boundless pleasures , into which we both plunged together in a transport of taste . I wanted to express my desires to those who could satisfy them ; but this was impossible , since my desires were inside me and those to whom I wished to express them were outside . Without a belief to guide it , desire is blind . that desire is not for the pleasant but for pleasure : for this is our purpose in choosing what is pleasant as well . " His desire was to find some moment where both age and eroticisim were conjoined , " says Professor Mellor . Now my desires were compiled with , and it would , indeed , have been folly to repent . He is the son of Minutius Macrinus , whose humble desires were satisfied with standing at the head of the equestrian order : for though he was nominated by Vespasian in the number of those whom that prince dignified with the praetorian office , yet , with an inflexible greatness of mind , he resolutely preferred an honourable repose to the ambitious , shall I call them , or exalted , pursuits , in which we public men are engaged . Our Father 's desire is that we simply seek to please Him .