2.
The First Discourse on Space
260.
"Just as, monks, in space various winds blow.
Eastern winds blow, western winds blow, northern winds blow, southern winds blow, dusty winds blow, dust-free winds blow, cold winds blow, hot winds blow, slight winds blow, exceeding winds blow.
So too, monks, in this body various feelings arise, pleasant feeling arises, unpleasant feeling arises, neither-unpleasant-nor-pleasant feeling arises."
Eastern and western too, northern and also southern.
Exceeding and slight, many winds blow.
The arising of pleasant and unpleasant, and that which is neither-unpleasant-nor-pleasant.
Then that wise one fully understands all feelings.
Established in the Teaching, upon the body's collapse, one who has attained the highest knowledge does not come to reckoning." The second.