"As you say, lord," the monks responded.
The Blessed One said, "And what, monks, are clingable phenomena? What is clinging?
"Form is a clingable phenomenon. Any desire or passion related to it, is clinging related to it.
"Feeling is a clingable phenomenon. Any desire or passion related to it, is clinging related to it.
"Perception is a clingable phenomenon. Any desire or passion related to it, is clinging related to it.
"Fabrications are clingable phenomena. Any desire or passion related to them, is clinging related to them.
"Consciousness is a clingable phenomenon. Any desire or passion related to it, is clinging related to it.
"These are called clingable phenomena. This is clinging."
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Dhamma Essay:
Path and Fruit by Ayya Khema
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