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The Discourse on Coolness
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"Monks, a monk possessed of six qualities is unable to realise the unsurpassed coolness.
With which six?
Here, monks, a monk at the time when the mind should be restrained, at that time does not restrain the mind; at the time when the mind should be exerted, at that time does not exert the mind; at the time when the mind should be gladdened, at that time does not gladden the mind; at the time when the mind should be looked upon with equanimity, at that time does not look upon the mind with equanimity; and he is of inferior disposition and takes delight in identity.
Monks, a monk possessed of these six qualities is unable to realise the unsurpassed coolness.
"Monks, a monk possessed of six qualities is able to realise the unsurpassed coolness. With which six? Here, monks, a monk at the time when the mind should be restrained, at that time restrains the mind; at the time when the mind should be exerted, at that time exerts the mind; at the time when the mind should be gladdened, at that time gladdens the mind; at the time when the mind should be looked upon with equanimity, at that time looks upon the mind with equanimity; and he is of sublime disposition and delights in Nibbāna. Monks, a monk possessed of these six qualities is able to realise the unsurpassed coolness." The first.