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The Discourse on the Wheel
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"There are, monks, these four wheels, endowed with which the four wheels turn for gods and humans, endowed with which gods and humans soon achieve greatness and abundance of wealth.
What are the four?
Residence in a suitable place, reliance on good persons, rightly directing oneself, and having made merit in the past -
these, monks, are the four wheels, endowed with which the four wheels turn for gods and humans, endowed with which gods and humans soon achieve greatness and abundance of wealth."
"One should dwell in a suitable place, one should make noble friends;
A man accomplished in right aspiration, who has made merit in the past;
Grain, wealth, fame, renown, and happiness overpower him." The first.