hmṅ world is inconstant, impermanent, included in self-identity. It would be good if, having raised your mind above the Brahmṅ world, you brought it to the cessation of self-identity.â "If he should say, ), # Right single quote ('â', My mind is raised above the Brahmṅ world and is brought to the cessation of self-identity,â then, I tell you, Mahṅnṅma, there is no difference—in terms of release—between the release of that lay follower whose mind is released and the release of a monk whose mind is released." Note 1. These four reassurances indicate that the "discerning lay follower" is at least a stream-enterer. See also: MN 97; MN 143; SN 22:88; AN 4:123; AN 4:125; AN 6:16 - --> - - - -