5.
The Discourse on Wisdom
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"When, monks, for a monk the mind is well cultivated through wisdom, for that monk, monks, it is proper to say -
'I understand: ‘Birth is eliminated, the holy life has been lived, what had to be done has been done, there is no more coming back to any state of being.'"
"And how, monks, is a monk's mind well cultivated through wisdom? 'My mind is without lust' - through wisdom the mind is well cultivated; 'my mind is without hate' - through wisdom the mind is well cultivated; 'my mind is without delusion' - through wisdom the mind is well cultivated; 'my mind is not subject to lust' - through wisdom the mind is well cultivated; 'my mind is not subject to hate' - through wisdom the mind is well cultivated; 'my mind is not subject to delusion' - through wisdom the mind is well cultivated; 'my mind is not subject to return to sensual-sphere existence' - through wisdom the mind is well cultivated; 'my mind is not subject to return to fine-material-sphere existence' - through wisdom the mind is well cultivated; 'my mind is not subject to return to immaterial-sphere existence' - through wisdom the mind is well cultivated. When, monks, for a monk the mind is well cultivated through wisdom, for that monk, monks, it is proper to say - 'I understand: ‘Birth is eliminated, the holy life has been lived, what had to be done has been done, there is no more coming back to any state of being.'" The fifth.