6.
The Discourse on Attaining Supreme Comfort
319.
"'One who has attained supreme relief, one who has attained supreme relief', friend Sāriputta, is said.
In what way, friend, has one attained supreme relief?"
"Since, friend, a monk, having understood as they really are the origin, passing away, gratification, danger, and escape regarding the six sense bases of contact, is liberated by non-clinging, to this extent, friend, one has attained supreme relief."
"But is there, friend, a path, is there a practice for realising this supreme relief?"
"There is indeed, friend, a path, there is a practice for realising this supreme relief."
"But what, friend, is the path, what is the practice for realising this supreme relief?"
"Just this noble eightfold path, friend, is for realising this supreme relief, as follows -
right view, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, right concentration.
This, friend, is the path, this is the practice for realising this supreme relief."
"Excellent, friend, is the path, excellent is the practice for realising this supreme relief.
And it is enough, friend Sāriputta, for diligence."
The sixth.