Troubled
Byāpanna (AN 3.110)
The householder Anāthapiṇḍika approached the Blessed One, worshipped and sat on a side the Blessed One said thus to him: Householder, when the mind is troubled bodily actions are troubled, so also verbal and mental actions. When bodily, verbal and mental actions are troubled, there is no auspicious death.
Householder, in a gabled house that is not well thatched the gable is troubled, the beam supporting the framework of the roof is troubled, the walls are troubled. In the same manner householder, when the mind is troubled, ... re ... there is no auspicious death.
Householder, when the mind is not troubled bodily actions are not troubled, so also verbal and mental actions. When bodily, verbal and mental actions are not troubled, there is an auspicious death.
Householder, in a gabled house that is well thatched the gable is not troubled, the beam supporting the framework of the roof is not troubled, the walls are not troubled. In the same manner householder, when the mind is not troubled ... re ... there is an auspicious death.
Householder, in a gabled house that is not well thatched the gable is troubled, the beam supporting the framework of the roof is troubled, the walls are troubled. In the same manner householder, when the mind is troubled, ... re ... there is no auspicious death.
Householder, when the mind is not troubled bodily actions are not troubled, so also verbal and mental actions. When bodily, verbal and mental actions are not troubled, there is an auspicious death.
Householder, in a gabled house that is well thatched the gable is not troubled, the beam supporting the framework of the roof is not troubled, the walls are not troubled. In the same manner householder, when the mind is not troubled ... re ... there is an auspicious death.
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