unmuddled; if his body is calm & unaroused; if his mind is centered & unified: then a monk lying down with such ardency & compunction is called continually & continuously resolute, one with persistence aroused." Controlled in walking, controlled in standing, controlled in sitting, controlled in lying down, controlled in flexing & extending his limbs –above, around, & below, as far as the worlds extend– observing the arising & passing away of phenomena, of aggregates: a monk who dwells thus ardently, not restlessly, at peace– always mindful, training in the mastery of awareness-tranquility– is said to be continually resolute.1 Note 1. This itivuttaka is identical with AN 4:12. - --> - - - -