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Pānā Sutta

1. Pānā Sutta.– Just as whatsoever creatures adopt the four postures do so in dependence on the earth, so does a monk develop the seven factors of enlightenment (bojjhaṅga), dependent on virtue. S.v.78.

2. Pānā Sutta.– Supposing a man were to collect all the grass, sticks, etc., in Jambudīpa, and after making sticks of various sizes were to impale on them all the creatures of the ocean, creatures of all sizes, even so a majority of the minute animals would remain free, being too small to be impaled. Even thus widespread is the ruin of things, yet from such widespread ruin will be saved those who have the gift of realising the Four Noble Truths. S.v.441.