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AN 1.31-40
Adanta Suttas: Untamed
translated from the Pali by
F.L. Woodward
© 1998
31. "Monks, I know not of any other single thing so intractable as the untamed mind. The untamed mind is indeed a thing untractable.
32. "Monks, I know not of any other thing so tractable as the tamed mind. The tamed mind is indeed a thing tractable.
33. "Monks, I know not of any other single thing so conducive to great loss as the untamed mind. The untamed mind indeed conduces to great loss.
34. "Monks, I know not of any other single thing so conducive to great profit as the tamed mind. The tamed mind indeed conduces to great profit.
39. "Monks, I know not of any other single thing that brings such woe as the mind that is untamed, uncontrolled, unguarded and unrestrained. Such a mind indeed brings great woe.
40. "Monks, I know not of any other single thing that brings such bliss as the mind that is tamed, controlled, guarded and restrained. Such a mind indeed brings great bliss."
Source
"Adanta Suttas: Untamed" (AN 1.31-40), translated from the Pali by F.L. Woodward. Access to Insight (Legacy Edition), 30 November 2013, http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/an/an01/an01.031-040x.wood.html .
