7.
The Discourse on the Unsettled
102.
"Monks, considering six benefits, it is fitting for a monk, having made no limit with respect to all activities, to establish the perception of impermanence.
Which six?
'All activities will appear to me as unsettled, my mind will not delight in the entire world, my mind will emerge from the entire world, my mental state will be inclined towards Nibbāna, my mental fetters will go to abandoning, and I will be endowed with the supreme asceticism.'
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 impermanence."
The seventh.