ng is found; who has crossed over perplexity— his emancipation: What is it like? The Buddha: One in whom no sensualities dwell; in whom no craving is found; who has crossed over perplexity— his emancipation is not other than that.1 Todeyya: Is he without desire, or desiring? Discerning or still acquiring discernment? Describe the sage to me, Sakyan, All-around Eye, so that I may recognize what he is like. The Buddha: Heâs without desire, not desiring; discerning, not still acquiring discernment. Recognize the sage, Todeyya, as having nothing, unentangled in sensuality & becoming. vv. 1088–1091 Note 1. Nd IIA: The ending of craving is, in and of itself, emancipation. See SN 43. - --> - - - -