sn35.246:1.1 “Mendicants, any monk or nun who has desire or greed or hate or delusion or aversion come up for sights known by the eye should shield their mind from them:
sn35.246:1.2 ‘This path is dangerous and perilous, thorny and tangled; it’s a wrong turn, a bad path, in poor condition.
sn35.246:1.3 This path is frequented by untrue persons, not by true persons.
sn35.246:1.4 It’s not worthy of you.’
sn35.246:1.5 The mind should be shielded from this when it comes to sights known by the eye.
sn35.246:1.6 Any monk or nun who has desire or greed or hate or delusion or repulsion come up for sounds … smells … tastes … touches …
sn35.246:1.7 ideas known by the mind should shield their mind against them:
sn35.246:1.8 ‘This path is dangerous and perilous, thorny and tangled; it’s a wrong turn, a bad path, a sorry state.
sn35.246:1.9 This path is frequented by untrue persons, not by true persons.
sn35.246:1.10 It’s not worthy of you.’
sn35.246:1.11 The mind should be shielded from this when it comes to ideas known by the mind.