Early Monastic Buddhism v2.c38.s8.13

v2.c38.s8.13

[A monk should give up clinging to the five constituents, remain unattached to the characteristics of the perceived objects (aniketasārī). He must not associate himself with the weal and woe of householders, discard love, desire, attachment and despair, not speculate about his future existence (apurekkharāno) and never quarrel with other monks regarding correctness and incorrectness of a dhamma or a rule of discipline.]