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The Second Discourse on Long Wandering
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"Monks, there are these five dangers for one dwelling devoted to long wandering and unsettled wandering.
Which five?
One does not attain what has not been attained, one declines from what has been attained, one is unconfident with a certain amount of attainment, one experiences a serious illness, and one is without friends.
These, monks, are the five dangers for one dwelling devoted to long wandering and unsettled wandering.
"Monks, there are these five benefits of settled wandering. Which five? One attains what has not been attained, one does not decline from what has been attained, one is confident with a certain amount of attainment, one does not experience a serious illness, and one has friends. These, monks, are the five benefits of settled wandering." The second.