a monk reins in his mind when it should be reined in. He exerts his mind when it should be exerted. He gladdens his mind when it should be gladdened. He watches over his mind when it should be watched over. He is intent on what is exquisite.1 And he delights in unbinding. A monk endowed with these six qualities is capable of realizing the unexcelled cooled state." Note 1. "(The monk) inclines his mind to the property of deathlessness: ), # Right single quote ('â', This is peace, this is exquisite—the pacification of all fabrications; the relinquishing of all acquisitions; the ending of craving; dispassion; cessation; unbinding.â" —AN 9:36 See also: MN 118; SN 47:8; AN 3:103 - --> - - - -