6.
The Discourse on Fear
56.
"'Fear', monks, this is a designation for sensual pleasures.
'Suffering', monks, this is a designation for sensual pleasures.
'Disease', monks, this is a designation for sensual pleasures.
'Boil', monks, this is a designation for sensual pleasures.
'Dart', monks, this is a designation for sensual pleasures.
'Attachment', monks, this is a designation for sensual pleasures.
'Mire', monks, this is a designation for sensual pleasures.
'Womb', monks, this is a designation for sensual pleasures.
And why, monks, is 'fear' a designation for sensual pleasures?
Because this one dyed with sensual lust, monks, bound by desire and lust, is not released from fear pertaining to the present life, nor is he released from fear pertaining to the future life; therefore 'fear' is a designation for sensual pleasures.
And why, monks, is 'suffering'... etc.
'disease'...
'boil'...
'dart'...
'attachment'...
'mire'...
'womb' a designation for sensual pleasures?
Because this one dyed with sensual lust, monks, bound by desire and lust, is not released from the womb pertaining to the present life, nor is he released from the womb pertaining to the future life; therefore 'womb' is a designation for sensual pleasures."
Mire and womb - both, these are called sensual pleasures;
Where the worldling is attached.
But when a monk is ardent, he does not neglect full awareness.
Looks upon this generation beset by birth and ageing, trembling." The sixth.