bowl. "This would be proper for you as the son of a good family gone forth through conviction from the home life into homelessness: that you become a wilderness dweller, one who goes for alms, who wears cast-off cloth, and that you dwell indifferent to sensuality." That is what the Blessed One said. Having said that, the One Well-gone, the Teacher, said further: "When will I see Nanda a wilderness dweller, wearing cast-off cloth, getting by on the alms of strangers, indifferent to sensuality?" Then, at a later time, Ven. Nanda became a wilderness dweller, one who went for alms, who wore cast-off cloth, and he dwelt indifferent to sensuality. See also: AN 8:9; Ud 3:2; Thag 2:19 - --> - - - -