| This dispassion, so difficult to reach, at last extends over all world-forms. |
| I liked that he had the dispassion of an analytical academic in a place notable for its absence of thought. |
| Be detached and be dispassionate in your actionµ. Detachment and dispassion should be towards the results but not towards the acts. |
| The resultant attitude will be: Complete dispassion, and a growing love of the unseen and the real. |
| Through dispassion the emotional nature is rendered immune from the lure and appeal of the senses. |
| The observer must also train himself in exercising dispassion with regard to his own emotional reactions to events. |
