1-11.
The Eleven Discourses Beginning with Māra
194.
At Sāvatthī.
To the Venerable Rādha seated to one side, the Blessed One said this:
"Whatever, Rādha, is Māra;
therein your desire is to be abandoned, lust is to be abandoned, desire and lust is to be abandoned.
And what, Rādha, is Māra?
Materiality, Rādha, is Māra;
therein your desire is to be abandoned, etc.
Consciousness is Māra;
therein your desire is to be abandoned, etc.
Whatever, Rādha, is Māra;
therein your desire is to be abandoned, lust is to be abandoned, desire and lust is to be abandoned."
195.
That which, Rādha, is subject to Māra;
therein your desire is to be abandoned, lust is to be abandoned, desire and lust is to be abandoned, etc.
196.
Whatever, Rādha, is impermanent, etc.
197.
That which, Rādha, is subject to impermanence, etc.
198.
Whatever, Rādha, is suffering, etc.
199.
That which, Rādha, is subject to suffering, etc.
200.
That which, Rādha, is non-self... etc.
201.
That which, Rādha, has the nature of non-self, etc.
202.
That which, Rādha, is subject to destruction, etc.
203.
That which, Rādha, is having the nature of falling, etc.
204.
That which, Rādha, is having the nature of arising;
therein your desire is to be abandoned, lust is to be abandoned, desire and lust is to be abandoned, etc.