8.
The Second Discourse on Welfare
18.
"Monks, a monk possessed of five qualities is practising for the welfare of others, not for personal welfare.
Which five?
Here, monks, a monk is himself not accomplished in morality, but encourages others to accomplishment in morality;
he is himself not accomplished in concentration, but encourages others to accomplishment in concentration;
he is himself not accomplished in wisdom, but encourages others to accomplishment in wisdom;
he is himself not accomplished in liberation, but encourages others to accomplishment in liberation;
he is himself not accomplished in knowledge and vision of liberation, but encourages others to accomplishment in knowledge and vision of liberation.
Monks, a monk possessed of these five qualities is practising for the welfare of others, not for personal welfare."
The eighth.