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Found 1 results for strong-post-or-pillar
The Buddha explains how there is non-restraint and restraint with a simile of six animals with different domains and feeding grounds. He uses strong post or pillar as a designation for mindfulness directed to the body.
“Bhikkhus, suppose a man with wounded and festering limbs were to enter a wood of thorny reeds. To him, the Kusa thorns would prick the feet and the reed blades would slash the limbs. Thereby that man, bhikkhus, would to an even greater extent experience pain and |mental distress::dejection, depression, unhappiness, grief, negative state of mind [domanassa]|.