sn35.96:4.1 Furthermore, when a mendicant hears a sound … smells an odor … tastes a flavor … encounters a touch …
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sn35.96:4.2 knows an idea with their mind, bad, unskillful phenomena arise: memories and thoughts that tighten the fetters.
sn35.96:4.3 Suppose that mendicant doesn’t tolerate them but gives them up, dispels them, eliminates them, and obliterates them. They should understand:
sn35.96:4.4 ‘My skillful qualities are not declining.
sn35.96:4.5 For this is what the Buddha calls non-decline.’
sn35.96:4.6 That’s how someone is not liable to decline.