6.
The Discourse on Remembering What Has Been Learnt
96.
"Monks, a monk possessed of five qualities, practising mindfulness of breathing, soon penetrates to the unshakable.
Which five?
Here, monks, a monk has few purposes, few duties, is easily supported, is well contented with the requisites of life;
he eats little food, is devoted to non-gluttony;
he has little torpor, is devoted to wakefulness;
he is very learned, remembering what has been learnt, having great accumulation of learning; whatever teachings that are good in the beginning, good in the middle, good in the end, with meaning and with phrasing, that reveal the holy life that is complete in its entirety and pure - such teachings are very learned by him, retained, rehearsed verbally, examined with the mind, and well penetrated by view;
he reviews the mind as it is liberated.
Monks, a monk possessed of these five qualities, practising mindfulness of breathing, soon penetrates to the unshakable."
The sixth.