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Pañcaṅgasuttaṃ [AN 10.12, PTS 5.17]

2.

The Discourse on the Five Factors

12.More DetailsCommentaries "A monk who has abandoned five factors, monks, and is possessed of five factors, in this Teaching and discipline is called 'a consummate one, one who has lived the holy life, the highest person.' And how, monks, has a monk abandoned five factors? Here, monks, for a monk sensual desire has been abandoned, anger has been abandoned, sloth and torpor have been abandoned, restlessness and remorse have been abandoned, sceptical doubt has been abandoned. Thus, monks, a monk has abandoned five factors.

"And how, monks, is a monk possessed of five factors? Here, monks, a monk is endowed with the aggregate of morality of one beyond training, is endowed with the aggregate of concentration of one beyond training, is endowed with the aggregate of wisdom of one beyond training, is endowed with the aggregate of liberation of one beyond training, is endowed with the aggregate of knowledge and vision of liberation of one beyond training. Thus, monks, a monk is possessed of five factors.

"A monk who has abandoned five factors, monks, and is possessed of five factors, in this Teaching and discipline is called 'a consummate one, one who has lived the holy life, the highest person.'

"Sensual desire and anger, and sloth and torpor for a monk;

Restlessness and sceptical doubt, all these are not found in him.

"With morality of one beyond training, with concentration of one beyond training;

Accomplished in liberation, and such a one with knowledge.

"He indeed, possessed of five factors, avoiding five factors;

In this Teaching and discipline, is called a consummate one." The second.

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