en, heard, & sensed, habits & practices1 —all— whoâve abandoned their manifold ways —again, all— who, comprehending craving, are effluent-free: They are the ones, I tell you, whoâve crossed over the flood. Nanda: I relish, Gotama, the Great Seerâs words well-expounded, without acquisition. Those here whoâve abandoned whatâs seen, heard, & sensed, habits & practices —all— whoâve abandoned their manifold ways —again, all— who, comprehending craving, are effluent-free: I, too, say theyâve crossed over the flood. vv. 1077–1083 Note 1. For a discussion of the abandoning of habits and practices, see The Mind Like Fire Unbound, chapters 3 and 4, and The Paradox of Becoming, chapter 4. - --> - - - -