6.
The Second Discourse on One Dependent on Families
226.
"Monks, there are these five dangers for a monk dependent on families, dwelling in company with families for a protracted time.
Which five?
Repeated seeing of a woman, when there is seeing there is bonding, when there is bonding there is intimacy, when there is intimacy there is an opportunity, for one with a mind overcome by lust this is to be expected -
'He will either live the holy life without delight, or he will commit a certain defiled offence, or having rejected the training, he will return to the lower life.'
These, monks, are the five dangers for a monk dependent on families, dwelling in company with families for a protracted time."
The sixth.