ulness, having climbed the high tower of discernment, sorrow-free, he observes the sorrowing crowd– as the enlightened man, having scaled a summit, the fools on the ground below. 28 Heedful among the heedless, wakeful among those asleep, just as a fast horse advances, leaving the weak behind: so the wise. 29 Through heedfulness, Indra won to lordship over the devas. Heedfulness is praised, heedlessness censured– always. 30 The monk delighting in heedfulness, seeing danger in heedlessness, advances like a fire, burning fetters great & small. The monk delighting in heedfulness, seeing danger in heedlessness –incapable of falling back– stands right on the verge of Unbinding. 31-32 - --> - - - -