Benefit, law, and desire form a threefold combination of gain. Each should be received in that order
Loss, lawlessness, and sorrow form the threefold combination of harm. They should be resisted in the same order: restore usefulness, restore order, and then restore the possibility of desire
A result is not truly valuable when it violates the structure that must support it. Gain becomes stable when what is useful, what is lawful, and what is wanted can exist together
