The Discourse about the Great Emancipation

The Fourth Chapter for Recitation
same excellent result, that is a greater fruit, a greater result than other
almsfood.
Which two?
That almsfood which, after eating, the Realised One awakens to the
unsurpassed and Perfect Awakening; and that almsfood which, after
eating, the Realised One attains Final Emancipation in the
Emancipation-element which has no basis for attachment remaining.
These are the two almsfoods which have the same fruit, have the same
result, that is an exceedingly greater fruit, a greater result than other
almsfood.
Friend Cunda the Smith has accumulated a (good) deed that is
conducive to long life, friend Cunda the Smith has accumulated a
(good) deed that is conducive to beauty, friend Cunda the Smith has
accumulated a (good) deed that is conducive to happiness, friend
Cunda the Smith has accumulated a (good) deed that is conducive to
fame, friend Cunda the Smith has accumulated a (good) deed that is
conducive to heaven, friend Cunda the Smith has accumulated a (good)
deed that is conducive to sovereignty.’ (If) there is remorse for Cunda
the Smith, Ānanda, it should be driven out in this way!”
Then the Gracious One, having understood the significance of it, on
that occasion uttered this exalted utterance:
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