g mindfully, one would cross over beyond entanglement in the world. The Buddha: Here, Hemaka, with regard to things dear —seen, heard, sensed, & cognized— there is: the dispelling of passion & desire, the unfallen, undying1 state of unbinding. Those knowing this, mindful, fully unbound in the here-&-now, are always2 calmed, have crossed over beyond entanglement in the world. vv. 1084–1087 Notes 1. "Unfallen, undying": two meanings of the word, accuta. 2. Reading sadṅ with the Burmese, Sri Lankan, and PTS editions. The Thai edition read satṅ, mindful, but this is a repetition of satṅ in the previous line, something that Pali poetry tends to avoid except for purposes of emphasis. - --> - - - -