9.
The Discourse on Vomiting
109.
"Physicians, monks, give an emetic for the warding off of illnesses originating from bile, for the warding off of illnesses originating from phlegm, for the warding off of illnesses originating from wind.
There is, monks, this emetic;
I do not say 'there is not'.
But this emetic, monks, sometimes succeeds and sometimes fails.
"But I, monks, will teach the noble emetic, which emetic only succeeds and does not fail, by which emetic beings subject to birth are released from birth, beings subject to ageing are released from ageing, beings subject to death are released from death, beings subject to sorrow, lamentation, suffering, displeasure and anguish are released from sorrow, lamentation, suffering, displeasure and anguish. Listen to that, etc.
"And what, monks, is that noble emetic, which emetic only succeeds and does not fail, by which emetic beings subject to birth are released from birth, etc. beings subject to sorrow, lamentation, suffering, displeasure and anguish are released from sorrow, lamentation, suffering, displeasure and anguish?
"For one of right view, monks, wrong view has been vomited out; and whatever many evil unwholesome mental states come to be with wrong view as condition, those too have been vomited out for him; and with right view as condition, many wholesome mental states go to fulfilment through development.
"For one of right thought, monks, wrong thought has been vomited out, etc. For one of right speech, monks, wrong speech has been vomited out. For one of right action, monks, wrong action has been vomited out. For one of right livelihood, monks, wrong livelihood has been vomited out. For one of right effort, monks, wrong effort has been vomited out. For one of right mindfulness, monks, wrong mindfulness has been vomited out. For one of right concentration, monks, wrong concentration has been vomited out. For one of right knowledge, monks, wrong knowledge has been vomited out, etc.
"For one of right liberation, monks, wrong liberation has been vomited out; and whatever many evil unwholesome mental states come to be with wrong liberation as condition, those too have been vomited out for him; and with right liberation as condition, many wholesome mental states go to fulfilment through development. This, monks, is that noble emetic, which emetic only succeeds and does not fail, by which emetic beings subject to birth are released from birth, etc. are released from sorrow, lamentation, suffering, displeasure and anguish." The ninth.