cipients of robes, almsfood, lodgings, & medicinal requisites for curing illness.â Conquered by gains, offerings, & fame, his mind consumed, he looks down on other well-behaved monks. That will be for this worthless manâs long-term suffering & harm. Thatâs how cruel gains, offerings, & fame are: a harsh, bitter obstacle to the attainment of the unexcelled rest from bondage. "So you should train yourselves: ), # Right single quote ('â', We will put aside any gains, offerings, & fame that have arisen; and we will not let any gains, offerings, & fame that have arisen keep our minds consumed.â Thatâs how you should train yourselves." See also: Iti 81; Sn 4:14; Thag 18; Thig 5:6 - --> - - - -