4.
The Discourse on the Long-Haired
160.
He was dwelling at Sāvatthī, etc.
"Severe, monks, is material gain, honour and fame, etc.
for the achievement.
Just as, monks, a long-haired goat might enter a thorn thicket.
She would get caught here and there, would be seized here and there, would be bound here and there, would come to calamity and disaster here and there.
"So too, monks, here a certain monk, overcome by material gain, honour and fame, with mind consumed, in the earlier period of the day, having dressed, taking his bowl and robe, enters a village or a market town for almsfood.
He clings here and there, is seized here and there, is bound here and there, comes to calamity and disaster here and there.
Thus severe, monks, is material gain, honour and fame, etc.
thus indeed, monks, should you train."
The fourth.