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Maha-salayatanika Sutta

The Maha-salayatanika Sutta, Majjhima Nikaya 149:3 plus 149:9, give an alternative presentation of the four truths:

When one abides inflamed by lust, fettered, infatuated, contemplating gratification, ne's bodily and mental troubles increase, one's bodily and mental torments increase, one's bodily and mental fevers increase, and one experiences bodily and mental suffering....when one does not know and see as it actually is felt as pleasant or painful or neither painful-nor-pleasant that arises with eye-contact as condition, then one is inflamed by lust for the eye, for forms, for eye-consciousness, for eye-contact, for felt as pleasant or painful or neither painful-nor-pleasant that arises with eye-contact as condition. When one abides uninflamed by lust, unfettered, uninfatuated, contemplating danger one's craving is abandoned. One's bodily and mental troubles are abandoned, one's bodily and mental torments are abandoned, one's bodily and mental fevers are abandoned, and one experiences bodily and mental pleasure....when one knows and see as it actually is felt as pleasant or painful or neither painful-nor-pleasant that arises with eye-contact as condition, then one is not inflamed by lust for the eye, for forms, for eye-consciousness, for eye-contact, for felt as pleasant or painful or neither painful-nor-pleasant that arises with eye-contact as condition.