Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c35.s3.t5.155
Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c35.s3.t5.155
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v2.c35.s3.t5.155
If the conviction (kṣānti) concerning duḥkha (= skandhas) of the Kāmadhātu be the strongest, it lasts only for a moment; so also are the agradharmas, i.e., laukikāgradharmas,² which though sāsrava (impure) are the highest of the worldly dharmas and lead one to the darśana-mārga (way to the realisation of truths).