Lakkhanasutta 2.6

On this it is said:

“His wish was this: ‘How may others not decline

in faith, ethics, learning, and intelligence,

in generosity, teachings, and much good else,

in coin and grain, fields and lands,

in children, partners, and livestock,

in family, friends, and kin,

in strength, and both beauty and happiness?’

And so he ever desired their success.

His chest was shaped like that of a lion,

filled out between the shoulders,
and torso cylindrical.

Due to the well-done deeds of the past,

he had that portent of non-decline.

Even as layman he grows in coin and grain,

in wives, children, and livestock.

But once gone forth, owning nothing, he attains

the supreme awakening which may never decline.”