manṅgataṃ, "endowed with entire awareness." 6. According to the Commentary, this refers to contemplation of the unattractiveness of the body and mindfulness of breathing, in that these are the two forms of mindfulness immersed in the body that can lead at least to the first jhṅna. However, AN 4:163 lists contemplation of the unattractiveness of the body as a painful practice, so itâs more likely that the Buddha here is referring primarily to mindfulness of breathing and to any of the more pleasant forms of mindfulness immersed in the body. See MN 118 and MN 119. 7. Only arahants eat almsfood without incurring a debt to the donors. See MN 86, SN 6:1, and AN 6:45. See also: DN 16 - --> - - - -