that, the One Well-Gone, the Teacher, said further: One with the qualities of conviction & discernment always yoked to its shaft, shame its pole, the heart its yoke-tie, mindfulness the protective charioteer, virtue the chariot-accessories, jhṅna the axle, persistence the wheels, equanimity the balance of the yoke, hungerless-ness its upholstery, non-ill will, harmlessness, & seclusion its weapons, patience its armor & shield: It rolls to security from bondage. Coming into play from within oneself: the sublime vehicle unsurpassed. They, the enlightened, leave the world. They, absolutely, win victory. Note 1. Jṅṃussoṃin and his all-white chariot also appear in MN 27 and MN 99. - --> - - - -