8.
The Second Discourse on Delighting
20.
"Whoever, monks, delights in forms, delights in suffering.
Whoever delights in suffering, he is not released from suffering, I say.
Whoever in sounds... etc.
odours...
flavours...
tangible objects...
mental phenomena delights in, delights in suffering.
Whoever delights in suffering, he is not released from suffering," I say.
"But whoever, monks, does not delight in forms, does not delight in suffering. Whoever does not delight in suffering, he is released from suffering, I say. Whoever in sounds... etc. odours... flavours... tangible objects... mental phenomena does not delight in, does not delight in suffering. Whoever does not delight in suffering, he is released from suffering," I say. The eighth.