11.
The Discourse on Abundant Disenchantment
146.
At Sāvatthī.
"For a son of good family who has gone forth out of faith, monks, this is in conformity with the Teaching -
that he should dwell full of disenchantment with matter.
In feeling, etc.
in perception,
in activities,
he should dwell full of disenchantment with consciousness.
Whoever, dwelling full of disenchantment with matter, with feeling...
in perception,
in activities,
dwelling full of disenchantment with consciousness, fully understands matter, feeling...
perception...
activities...
fully understands consciousness;
he, fully understanding matter, fully understanding feeling, fully understanding perception, fully understanding activities, fully understanding consciousness, is released from matter, is released from feeling, is released from perception, is released from activities, is released from consciousness, is released from birth, from ageing, from death, from sorrows, from lamentations, from sufferings, from displeasures, from anguishes;
'He is released from suffering', I say."
The eleventh.