增壹阿含經 12.1.p25
The Numbered Discourses (selected sūtras) 12.1.p25
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12.1.p25
“He has a pervasive mind, and he realizes, ‘I have a pervasive mind.’ His mind isn’t pervasive, and he realizes, ‘My mind isn’t pervasive.’ He has a great mind, and he realizes, ‘I have a great mind.’ His mind isn’t great, and he realizes, ‘My mind isn’t great.’ He has a measureless mind, and he realizes, ‘I have a measureless mind.’ His mind isn’t measureless, and he realizes, ‘My mind isn’t measureless.’ His mind is in samādhi, and he realizes, ‘My mind is in samādhi.’ His mind isn’t in samādhi, and he realizes, ‘My mind isn’t in samādhi.’ His mind has yet to be liberated, and he realizes, ‘My mind has yet to be liberated.’ His mind is liberated, and he realizes, ‘My mind is liberated.’ A monk contemplates mind as mind as an abode of mindfulness in this way.
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- 增壹阿含經 — Classical Chinese