as drizzle, the fanged animals roar, and the monk, having gone to a cave, does jhṅna, thereâs no greater enjoyment than that. When, having kept his own thoughts in check, taking refuge in the mountains in a mountain fissure, free from disturbance, free from barrenness, he does jhṅna, thereâs no greater enjoyment than that. When, happy, destroying stain, barrenness, grief, free from door-bolts, free from underbrush, free from arrows, having put an end to all effluents, he does jhṅna, thereâs no greater enjoyment than that. Note 1. Reading phusitvṅ with the Thai edition. The Sri Lankan, Burmese, and PTS editions read passitvṅ, "seeing." See also: Thag 1:41; Thag 1:110; Thag 18 - --> - - - -