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The First Discourse on Delighting
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"Whoever, monks, delights in the eye, delights in suffering.
Whoever delights in suffering, he is not released from suffering, I say.
Whoever the ear, etc.
Whoever the nose, etc.
Whoever delights in the tongue, delights in suffering.
Whoever delights in suffering, he is not released from suffering, I say.
Whoever the body, etc.
Whoever delights in the mind, delights in suffering.
Whoever delights in suffering, he is not released from suffering," I say.
"But whoever, monks, does not delight in the eye, does not delight in suffering. Whoever does not delight in suffering, he is released from suffering, I say. Whoever the ear, etc. Whoever the nose, etc. Whoever does not delight in the tongue, does not delight in suffering. Whoever does not delight in suffering, he is released from suffering, I say. Whoever the body, etc. Whoever does not delight in the mind, does not delight in suffering. Whoever does not delight in suffering, he is released from suffering," I say. The seventh.