8.
The Discourse on the Drawn Sword
103.
"Monks, considering six benefits, it is fitting for a monk, having made no limit with respect to all activities, to establish the perception of suffering.
Which six?
'The perception of disenchantment with all activities will be present for me, just as towards a murderer with drawn sword.
My mind will emerge from the entire world, I will be one who sees peace in Nibbāna, my underlying tendencies will go to uprooting, I will be one who does what should be done, and the Teacher will have been attended upon by me with friendliness.'
These, monks, are the six benefits, considering which it is fitting for a monk, having made no limit with respect to all activities, to establish the perception of suffering."
The eighth.