10.
The Discourse on Phenomena Subject to Clinging
123.
"I will teach you, monks, the phenomena subject to clinging and clinging.
Listen to that.
And what, monks, are the phenomena subject to clinging, and what is clinging?
There are, monks, visible forms cognisable by the eye that are desirable, pleasing, agreeable, lovely, sensually arousing, and enticing.
These are called, monks, the phenomena subject to clinging.
Whatever desire and lust there is therein, that is the clinging therein. Etc.
There are, monks, flavours cognisable by the tongue, etc.
There are, monks, mental phenomena cognisable by the mind that are desirable, pleasing, agreeable, lovely, sensually arousing, and enticing.
These are called, monks, the phenomena subject to clinging.
Whatever desire and lust there is therein, that is the clinging therein."
The tenth.