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The Discourse on the Immeasurable
116.
"Monks, there are these three persons found existing in the world.
Which three?
The easily measured, the difficult to measure, the immeasurable.
And what, monks, is the person easily measured?
Here, monks, a certain person is agitated, arrogant, fickle, garrulous, of loose speech, unmindful, not fully aware, unconcentrated, with a wandering mind, with uncontrolled faculties.
This is called, monks, the person easily measured.
"And what, monks, is the person difficult to measure? Here, monks, a certain person is unagitated, not arrogant, steadfast, not garrulous, not of loose speech, mindful, fully aware, concentrated, with fully focused mind, with controlled faculties. This is called, monks, the person difficult to measure.
"And what, monks, is the person immeasurable? Here, monks, a monk is a Worthy One, one who has eliminated the mental corruptions. This is called, monks, the person immeasurable. These, monks, are the three persons found existing in the world." The third.