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The Book of the Ones Chapter Three Jambugāmikaputta Aren’t you obsessed with clothes? Don’t you just love jewelry? Is it not you—and no-one else— who spreads the scent of virtue?

The Book of the Twos Chapter One Uttara (1st) No life is permanent, and no conditions last forever. The aggregates are reborn and pass away, again and again. Knowing this danger, I have no need for another life. I’ve escaped all sensual pleasures, and attained the ending of defilements. That is how these verses were recited by the senior venerable Uttara.

The Book of the Twos Chapter Four Isidinna I’ve seen lay disciples <j>who have memorized discourses, saying, “Sensual pleasures are impermanent”. But they’re obsessed with jeweled earrings, concerned for their partners and children. To be honest, they don’t know Dhamma, even though they say <j>“Sensual pleasures are impermanent”. They don’t have the power to cut their lust, so they cling to children, wives, and wealth.

The Book of the Fours Chapter One Rāhula I am known as “Fortunate Rāhula”, because I’m accomplished in both ways: I am the son of the Buddha, whose eye sees clearly in all things. Since my defilements have ended, since there are no more future lives— I’m perfected, worthy of offerings, master of the three knowledges, <j>seer of freedom from death. Blinded by sensual pleasures, trapped in a net, they are smothered over by craving; bound by the kinsman of the negligent, like a fish caught in a fun

The Book of the Threes Another Uttamā Of the seven awakening factors, the path for attaining extinguishment, I have developed them all, just as the Buddha taught. I attain the meditations on emptiness and signlessness whenever I want. I am the Buddha’s rightful daughter, always delighting in extinguishment. All sensual pleasures are cut off, whether human or heavenly. Transmigration through births is finished, now there’ll be no more future lives.