長阿含經 10.p95

10.p95

“An indolent monk thinks about some trip he’s going to take, ‘Clearly, I will be traveling. Surely, I’ll be weak, so I can’t sit in meditation or walk back and forth now. I’ll lie down to rest.’ That indolent monk lies down to rest. He can’t diligently attempt to attain what he has yet to attain, obtain what he has yet to obtain, and realize what he has yet to realize. This is the sixth indolence.