assage, the equanimity based on singleness functions as the basis for the three knowledges, a function normally filled by the fourth jhṅna. 2. Following the Thai edition. The Burmese and PTS editions say, "Yes, lord," apparently reading the Buddhaâs question as meaning, "Would that be enough for the man to be upset?" This, however, ignores the monksâ reason for their answer. The fact that the owners are taking what is theirs does not relate to the question of whether the man would be upset, but it does relate to the question of whether he would rightly be upset. See also: MN 13; MN 14; MN 22; MN 82; AN 5:76; AN 7:70; Dhp 146–156; Sn 4:1; Thig 13:1; Thig 13:5; Thig 14 - --> - - - -