9.
The Second Discourse on Impossibilities
93.
"There are, monks, these six impossibilities.
What are the six?
A person accomplished in right view is incapable of approaching any activity as permanent; a person accomplished in right view is incapable of approaching any activity as happiness; a person accomplished in right view is incapable of approaching any phenomenon as self; a person accomplished in right view is incapable of doing a heinous action with immediate bad destination; a person accomplished in right view is incapable of returning to purity through superstitious blessing; a person accomplished in right view is incapable of seeking one worthy of offerings outside of here.
These, monks, are the six impossibilities."
The ninth.