Ayya Jitindriya

At one time, the Blessed One was dwelling near Saviti, in Jeta's Grove, Anathapindika's Monastery.

At that time, he was instructing, urging, rousing and encouraging the monks with the Dharma talk concerned with Nibbana.

The monks, receptive, attentive, focusing wholeheartedly, listened to the Dharma.

Understanding the significance of this, the Blessed One exclaimed, There is that sphere, monks, where there is no earth, no water, no fire, no air, no sphere of infinite space or infinite consciousness.

no sphere of nothingness or sphere of neither perception nor non-perception no this world no world beyond neither sun nor moon their monks

There is no coming.

No going.

No persisting.

No passing away.

No rebirth.

Not fixed.

It has no support.

Unmoving.

Without an object.

If this were not so, then escape from the born, the originated, the created and conditioned could not be discerned here.

But since there is the unborn, unoriginated, uncreated, unconditioned, then escape from the born, the originated, the created, unconditioned, is discerned.

For one who is not dependent, there is no agitation.

When there is no agitation, there is calm.

When there is calm, there is no inclining.

When there is no inclining, there is no coming or going.