“One’s feelings of pleasure, pain or equanimity are known to him as they arise, known to him as they are present, and known to him as they subside; his perceptions are known to him as they arise, known to him… — Bhikkhu Ñaṇamoli Copy Share
“One’s feelings of pleasure, pain or equanimity are known to him as they arise, known to him as they are present, and known to him as they subside; his perceptions are known to him as they arise, known to him as they are present, and known to him as they subside; his thoughts are known to him as they arise,… — Bhikkhu Ñaṇamoli Copy Share
“Suppose I shaved off my hair and beard, put on the yellow robe, and went forth from the house life into homelessness?” — Bhikkhu Ñaṇamoli Copy Share Image
