Itivuttaka 21

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('â', If this person were to die at this instant, then as if he were to be carried off, he would thus be placed in heaven.â Why is that? Because his mind is clear. Itâs because of clear-mindedness that there are cases where some beings–at the break-up of the body, after death–reappear in a heavenly world." Knowing the case of a clear-minded person, the One Awakened explained its meaning in the presence of the monks. If that person were to die at this instant, heâd reappear in heaven because his mind is clear– as if he were carried off and placed there. Itâs because of clear-mindedness that beings go to a good destination. - --> - - - -