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The Discourse on the Ways for Being ‘Beyond the Count of Decades’
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"There are, monks, these seven ways for being ‘beyond the count of decades’ .
What seven?
Here, monks, a monk has a keen desire for undertaking the training and does not lose his fondness for undertaking the training in the future; he has a keen desire to attend to the Teaching and does not lose his fondness for attending to the Teaching in the future; he has a keen desire to remove vain wishes and does not lose his fondness for removing vain wishes in the future; he has a keen desire for seclusion and does not lose his fondness for seclusion in the future; he has a keen desire to arouse energy and does not lose his fondness for arousing energy in the future; he has a keen desire for mindfulness and prudence, and does not lose his fondness for mindfulness and prudence in the future; he has a keen desire to penetrate by view and does not lose his fondness for penetrating by view in the future.
These, monks, are the seven ways for being ‘beyond the count of decades’."
The tenth.