7.
The Discourse on Contentment
27.
"There are, monks, these four things that are little and easy to obtain, and they are blameless.
What are the four?
A rag robe, monks, among robes is little and easy to obtain, and it is blameless.
A morsel of almsfood, monks, among foods is little and easy to obtain, and it is blameless.
A tree-root, monks, among lodgings is little and easy to obtain, and it is blameless.
Cattle-urine, monks, among medicines is little and easy to obtain, and it is blameless.
These, monks, are the four things that are little and easy to obtain, and they are blameless.
Since, monks, a monk is satisfied with what is little and easy to obtain, I say this is a certain factor of asceticism for him."
Concerning lodging, robe, drink and food;
There is no vexation of mind, the directions are not obstructed.
They are attained by one who is satisfied, diligent, and training." The seventh.