clusion, dependent on dispassion, dependent on cessation,1 abundant, enlarged, immeasurable, without ill will. In him—as mindfulness as a factor for awakening is developed dependent on seclusion, dependent on dispassion, dependent on cessation, abundant, enlarged, immeasurable, without ill will—craving is abandoned. [Similarly with the remaining factors for awakening.] "From the abandoning of craving, action [kamma] is abandoned. From the abandoning of action, stress is abandoned. "Thus, Udṅyin, from the ending of craving comes the ending of action; from the ending of action, the ending of stress." Note 1. Here the Burmese and Sri Lankan editions add, "resulting in letting go." - --> - - - -