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The Chapter on Happiness
65. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? The happiness of the householder and the happiness of one gone forth. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely the happiness of one gone forth."
66. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? Sensual happiness and the happiness of renunciation. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely the happiness of renunciation."
67. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? The happiness of clinging and the happiness free from clinging. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely the happiness free from clinging."
68. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? Happiness with mental corruptions and happiness without mental corruptions. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely happiness without mental corruptions."
69. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? Carnal happiness and spiritual happiness. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely spiritual happiness."
70. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? Noble happiness and ignoble happiness. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely noble happiness."
71. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? Bodily happiness and mental happiness. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely mental happiness."
72. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? Happiness with rapture and happiness without rapture. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely happiness without rapture."
73. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? The happiness of pleasure and the happiness of equanimity. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely the happiness of equanimity."
74. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? The happiness of concentration and the happiness of non-concentration. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely the happiness of concentration."
75. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? Happiness with rapture as its object and happiness without rapture as its object. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely happiness without rapture as its object."
76. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? Happiness with pleasure as its object and happiness with equanimity as its object. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely happiness with equanimity as its object."
77. "There are, monks, these two kinds of happiness. Which two? Happiness with material object and happiness with immaterial object. These, monks, are the two kinds of happiness. This is the foremost of these two kinds of happiness, monks, namely happiness with immaterial object."
The Chapter on Happiness is the second.