10.
The Discourse on Eating from One Bowl
190.
"Monks, there are these five who eat from one bowl only.
Which five?
One eats from one bowl only due to dullness and sheer delusion; one eats from one bowl only having evil desires, overcome by desire; one eats from one bowl only due to madness and derangement of the mind; one eats from one bowl only thinking 'It is praised by Buddhas and disciples of Buddhas'; one eats from one bowl only in dependence on just fewness of wishes, in dependence on just contentment, in dependence on just detachment, in dependence on just solitude, in dependence on just this being the purpose.
These, monks, are the five who eat from one bowl only.
Of these five who eat from one bowl only, monks, the one who eats from one bowl only in dependence on just fewness of wishes, in dependence on just contentment, in dependence on just detachment, in dependence on just solitude, in dependence on just this being the purpose, is the foremost and the best and the chief and the highest and the most excellent among these five who eat from one bowl only.
Just as, monks, from a cow comes milk, from milk comes curds, from curds comes butter, from butter comes ghee, from ghee comes the cream of ghee, and therein the cream of ghee is declared the foremost; so too, monks, of these five who eat from one bowl only, the one who eats from one bowl only in dependence on just fewness of wishes, in dependence on just contentment, in dependence on just detachment, in dependence on just solitude, in dependence on just this being the purpose, is the foremost and the best and the chief and the highest and the most excellent among these five who eat from one bowl only." The tenth.