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The Discourse on Well-Established Mindfulness
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"Whoever indeed, monks, whether monk or nun, develops five qualities, cultivates five qualities, for that one, one of two fruits is to be expected -
final liberating knowledge in this very life; or, if there is a residue of clinging, non-returning.
Which five? Here, monks, for a monk, mindfulness is well established internally with wisdom that discerns rise and fall of phenomena, he dwells observing foulness in the body, perceiving repulsiveness in food, perceiving discontent in the whole world, observing impermanence in all activities. Whoever indeed, monks, whether monk or nun, develops these five qualities, cultivates these five qualities, for that one, one of two fruits is to be expected - final liberating knowledge in this very life; or, if there is a residue of clinging, non-returning." The second.