7.
The Discourse on Concentration
27.
"Monks, develop immeasurable concentration, prudent and mindful.
For monks who develop immeasurable concentration, prudent and mindful, five knowledges arise individually.
Which five?
'This concentration is pleasant in the present and has pleasant results in the future' - thus knowledge arises individually. 'This concentration is noble and spiritual' - thus knowledge arises individually. 'This concentration is not practised by inferior persons' - thus knowledge arises individually. 'This concentration is peaceful, sublime, obtained through tranquillity, attained to unification, not reached by forceful suppression and restraint' - thus knowledge arises individually. 'I enter this concentration mindfully and emerge from it mindfully' - thus knowledge arises individually.
"Monks, develop immeasurable concentration, prudent and mindful. For monks who develop immeasurable concentration, prudent and mindful, these five knowledges arise individually." The seventh.