tter? "Form, monks, is a phenomenon conducive to fettering. Whatever desire-passion is there, that is the fetter there. "Feeling is a phenomenon conducive to fettering. Whatever desire-passion is there, that is the fetter there. "Perception is a phenomenon conducive to fettering. Whatever desire-passion is there, that is the fetter there. "Fabrications are phenomena conducive to fettering. Whatever desire-passion is there, that is the fetter there. "Consciousness is a phenomenon conducive to fettering. Whatever desire-passion is there, that is the fetter there. "These are called the phenomena conducive to fettering. This is the fetter." See also: SN 22:121; SN 35:109; SN 35:191 - --> - - - -