4.
The Second Discourse on Delight in Form
137.
"Monks, gods and humans delight in forms, are devoted to forms, rejoice in forms.
Due to the change, fading away, and cessation of forms, gods and humans dwell in suffering, monks.
Delighting in sounds...
delighting in odours...
delighting in flavours...
delighting in tangible objects...
Monks, gods and humans delight in mental phenomena, are devoted to mental phenomena, rejoice in mental phenomena.
Due to the change, fading away, and cessation of mental phenomena, gods and humans dwell in suffering, monks.
But the Truth-finder, monks, the Worthy One, the Perfectly Enlightened One, having understood as it really is the origin, passing away, gratification, danger, and escape of forms, does not delight in forms, is not devoted to forms, does not rejoice in forms.
Due to the change, fading away, and cessation of forms, the Truth-finder dwells in happiness, monks.
Of sounds...
odours...
flavours...
tangible objects...
having understood as it really is the origin, passing away, gratification, danger, and escape of mental phenomena, he does not delight in mental phenomena, is not devoted to mental phenomena, does not rejoice in mental phenomena.
Due to the change, fading away, and cessation of mental phenomena, the Truth-finder dwells in happiness, monks."
The fourth.