2.
The Discourse on the Donkey
83.
"Just as, monks, a donkey follows closely behind a herd of cattle -
'I too am tamed, I too am tamed.'
His colour is not such as that of the cattle, his voice is not such as that of the cattle, his footprint is not such as that of the cattle.
He just follows closely behind the herd of cattle -
'I too am tamed, I too am tamed.'
"So too, monks, here a certain monk follows closely behind the community of monks - 'I too am a monk, I too am a monk.' His desire is not such in the undertaking of the training in higher morality as that of other monks, his desire is not such in the undertaking of the training in higher consciousness as that of other monks, his desire is not such in the undertaking of the training in higher wisdom as that of other monks. He just follows closely behind the community of monks - 'I too am a monk, I too am a monk.'
"Therefore, monks, you should train thus - 'Our desire will be keen in the undertaking of the training in higher morality, our desire will be keen in the undertaking of the training in higher consciousness, our desire will be keen in the undertaking of the training in higher wisdom.' Thus indeed, monks, should you train." The second.