2.
The Discourse on the Peak
12.
"There are, monks, these five powers of a trainee.
Which five?
The power of faith, the power of shame, the power of moral fear, the power of energy, the power of wisdom -
these, monks, are the five powers of a trainee.
Of these five powers of a trainee, monks, this is the highest, this is the binding factor, this is the unifying factor, that is to say, the power of wisdom.
Just as, monks, of a pinnacle chamber, this is the highest, this is the binding factor, this is the unifying factor, that is to say, the pinnacle. So too, monks, of these five powers of a trainee, this is the highest, this is the binding factor, this is the unifying factor, that is to say, the power of wisdom.
"Therefore, monks, you should train thus - 'We will be endowed with the power of faith, a power of a trainee; with the power of shame, etc. with the power of moral fear, etc. with the power of energy, etc. we will be endowed with the power of wisdom, a power of a trainee.' Thus indeed, monks, should you train." The second.