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The Chapter on Arousal of Energy and So Forth

61. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen wholesome mental states arise, or arisen unwholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, arousal of energy. For one putting forth strenuous energy, monks, unarisen wholesome mental states arise, and arisen unwholesome mental states decline." The first.

62. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, or arisen wholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, great desire. For the greedy, monks, unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, and arisen wholesome mental states decline." The second.

63. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen wholesome mental states arise, or arisen unwholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, fewness of wishes. For one of few wishes, monks, unarisen wholesome mental states arise, and arisen unwholesome mental states decline." The third.

64. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, or arisen wholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, discontent. For the discontent, monks, unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, and arisen wholesome mental states decline." The fourth.

65. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen wholesome mental states arise, or arisen unwholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, contentment. For the contented, monks, unarisen wholesome mental states arise, and arisen unwholesome mental states decline." The fifth.

66. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, or arisen wholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, unwise attention. For one attending unwisely, monks, unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, and arisen wholesome mental states decline." The sixth.

67. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen wholesome mental states arise, or arisen unwholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, wise attention. For one wisely attending, monks, unarisen wholesome mental states arise, and arisen unwholesome mental states decline." The seventh.

68. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, or arisen wholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, lack of full awareness. For one not fully aware, monks, unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, and arisen wholesome mental states decline." The eighth.

69. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen wholesome mental states arise, or arisen unwholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, full awareness. For the fully aware, monks, unarisen wholesome mental states arise, and arisen unwholesome mental states decline." The ninth.

70. "I do not, monks, perceive any other single phenomenon by which unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, or arisen wholesome mental states decline, as does, monks, evil friendship. For one with evil friends, monks, unarisen unwholesome mental states arise, and arisen wholesome mental states decline." The tenth.

The Chapter on Arousal of Energy and so on is the seventh.