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    Ven. Vangisa expresses dissatisfaction with his chaste life and tells Ven. Ánanda that his mind is on fire with sensual lust. Ven. Ánanda responds by instructing Vangisa to avoid focusing on beautiful things that arouse lust and to instead see all things as impermanent, stressful, and not-self. He advises Vangisa to develop a well-centered mind through contemplating foulness in the body, pursue disenchantment, develop theme-less meditation, cast out conceit, and he will then find peace by breaking through conceit.

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    Ven. Vangisa expresses dissatisfaction with his chaste life and tells Ven. Ánanda that his mind is on fire with sensual lust. Ven. Ánanda responds by instructing Vangisa to avoid focusing on beautiful things that arouse lust and to instead see all things as impermanent, stressful, and not-self. He advises Vangisa to develop a well-centered mind through contemplating foulness in the body, pursue disenchantment, develop theme-less meditation, cast out conceit, and he will then find peace by breaking through conceit.

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    Ánanda Sutta: Ánanda (Instructions To Vangisa)

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    Ven. Vangisa expresses dissatisfaction with his chaste life and tells Ven. Ánanda that his mind is on fire with sensual lust. Ven. Ánanda responds by instructing Vangisa to avoid focusing on beautiful things that arouse lust and to instead see all things as impermanent, stressful, and not-self. He advises Vangisa to develop a well-centered mind through contemplating foulness in the body, pursue disenchantment, develop theme-less meditation, cast out conceit, and he will then find peace by breaking through conceit.

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    nanda Sutta

    nanda (Instructions to Vangisa)


    Translated from the Pali by Thanissaro Bhikkhu. For free distribution only

    On one occasion Ven. nanda was staying near Savatthi in Jeta's Grove, Anathapindika's monastery. Then early in the morning he put on his robes and, carrying his bowl and outer robe, went into Savatthi for alms with Ven. Vangisa as his attendant monk. Now at that time dissatisfaction with the chaste life had arisen in Ven. Vangisa. Lust invaded his mind. So he addressed Ven. nanda with this verse: With sensual lust I burn. My mind is on fire. Please, Gotama, from compassion, tell me how to put it out. [Ven. nanda:] From distorted perception your mind is on fire. Shun the theme of the beautiful accompanied by lust. See mental fabrications as other, as stress, and not-self. Extinguish your great lust. burning again and again. Don't keep

    Develop the mind -- well centered and one - in the foul, through the foul. Have your mindfulness immersed in the body. Be one who pursues disenchantment. Develop the theme-less. Cast out conceit. Then, from

    breaking through conceit, you will go on your way at peace.

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