雜阿含經 284.p4

284.p4

“So it is, monks. When clinging to things is savored, thought about, and fetters the mind, then one’s mind runs around chasing after name and form. Name and form are the condition for the six sense fields. The six sense fields are the condition for contact. Contact is the condition for feeling. Feeling is the condition for craving. Craving is the condition for clinging. Clinging is the condition for existence. Existence is the condition for birth. Birth is the condition for old age, illness, death, grief, sorrow, pain, and trouble. Thus forms the whole mass of suffering.