2.
The Discourse on the Hundred and Eight
270.
"I will teach you, monks, an exposition of the Teaching on one hundred and eight.
Listen to that.
And what, monks, is the exposition on one hundred and eight, the exposition of the Teaching?
Two feelings also have been spoken of by me, monks, by way of exposition;
three feelings also have been spoken of by me by way of exposition;
five feelings also have been spoken of by me by way of exposition;
six feelings also have been spoken of by me by way of exposition;
eighteen feelings also have been spoken of by me by way of exposition;
thirty-six feelings also have been spoken of by me by way of exposition;
one hundred and eight feelings also have been spoken of by me by way of exposition.
"And what, monks, are the two feelings?
Bodily and mental -
these are called, monks, the two feelings.
And what, monks, are the three feelings?
Pleasant feeling, unpleasant feeling, neither-unpleasant-nor-pleasant feeling -
these are called, monks, the three feelings.
And what, monks, are the five feelings?
The faculty of pleasantness, the faculty of pain, the faculty of pleasure, the faculty of displeasure, the faculty of equanimity -
these are called, monks, the five feelings.
And what, monks, are the six feelings?
Feeling born of eye-contact, etc.
feeling born of mind-contact -
these are called, monks, the six feelings.
And what, monks, are the eighteen feelings?
Six explorations with pleasure, six explorations with displeasure, six explorations with equanimity -
these are called, monks, the eighteen feelings.
And what, monks, are the thirty-six feelings?
Six pleasures connected with the household life, six pleasures connected with renunciation, six displeasures connected with the household life, six displeasures connected with renunciation, six equanimities connected with the household life, six equanimities connected with renunciation -
these are called, monks, the thirty-six feelings.
And what, monks, are the one hundred and eight feelings?
Thirty-six feelings of the past, thirty-six feelings of the future, thirty-six feelings of the present -
these are called, monks, the one hundred and eight feelings.
This, monks, is the exposition on one hundred and eight, the exposition of the Teaching."
The second.