長阿含經 10.p148
The Long Discourses (selected sūtras) 10.p148
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10.p148
“What are ten things that are difficult to understand? The ten noble dwellings: First, a monk eliminates five limbs. Second, he achieves six limbs. Third, he guards one thing. Fourth, he supports four things. Fifth, he ceases heterodox truths. Sixth, he has a surpassing and marvelous pursuit. Seventh, he perceives the unmuddied. Eighth, he has stopped physical conduct. Ninth, his mind is liberated. Tenth, his wisdom is liberated.
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