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Ṭhānasuttaṃ [SN 37.32, PTS 4.249–4.250]

8.

The Discourse on State

311.More DetailsCommentaries "There are, monks, these five states difficult to obtain by a woman who has not made merit. Which five? 'May I be born in a suitable family' - this, monks, is the first state difficult to obtain by a woman who has not made merit. 'Having been born in a suitable family, may I go to a suitable family' - this, monks, is the second state difficult to obtain by a woman who has not made merit. 'Having been born in a suitable family, having gone to a suitable family, may I dwell in a house without a co-wife' - this, monks, is the third state difficult to obtain by a woman who has not made merit. 'Having been born in a suitable family, having gone to a suitable family, dwelling in a house without a co-wife, may I have sons' - this, monks, is the fourth state difficult to obtain by a woman who has not made merit. 'Having been born in a suitable family, having gone to a suitable family, dwelling in a house without a co-wife, having sons, may I dwell having overcome my husband' - this, monks, is the fifth state difficult to obtain by a woman who has not made merit. These, monks, are the five states difficult to obtain by a woman who has not made merit.

"There are, monks, these five states easy to obtain by a woman who has made merit. Which five? 'May I be born in a suitable family' - this, monks, is the first state easy to obtain by a woman who has made merit. 'Having been born in a suitable family, may I go to a suitable family' - this, monks, is the second state easy to obtain by a woman who has made merit. 'Having been born in a suitable family, having gone to a suitable family, may I dwell in a house without a co-wife' - this, monks, is the third state easy to obtain by a woman who has made merit. 'Having been born in a suitable family, having gone to a suitable family, dwelling in a house without a co-wife, may I have sons' - this, monks, is the fourth state easy to obtain by a woman who has made merit. 'Having been born in a suitable family, having gone to a suitable family, dwelling in a house without a co-wife, having sons, may I dwell having overcome my husband' - this, monks, is the fifth state easy to obtain by a woman who has made merit. These, monks, are the five states easy to obtain by a woman who has made merit." The eighth.

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