Blessed One saw those many monks staying in wilderness huts: high-strung, rowdy, unruly, talkative, of loose words & muddled mindfulness, unalert, unconcentrated, their minds scattered, their faculties left wide open. Then, on realizing the significance of that, the Blessed One on that occasion exclaimed: By leaving your body unprotected, being immersed in wrong view, conquered by sloth & torpor, you go under Mṅraâs sway. Therefore, with protected mind, ranging in right resolve, honoring right view, knowing rise-&-fall, conquering sloth & torpor, a monk leaves all bad destinations behind. Note 1. This is the location where the Buddha later was totally unbound. See also: MN 69 - --> - - - -