Dighanikaya 33.348

33.348

Ariyavāsāti ariyā eva vasiṃsu vasanti vasissanti etesūti ariyavāsā. Pañcaṅgavippahīnoti pañcahi aṅgehi vippayuttova hutvā khīṇāsavo avasi vasati vasissatīti tasmā ayaṃ pañcaṅgavippahīnatā, ariyassa vāsattā ariyavāsoti vutto. Esa nayo sabbattha.

"Noble abidings": noble ones have dwelt, dwell, and will dwell in these, thus they are noble abidings. "One who has abandoned five factors": having become detached from five factors, one whose taints are destroyed has dwelt, dwells, and will dwell; therefore this state of having abandoned five factors is called a noble abiding because it is an abiding of a noble one. This is the method everywhere.