[86] Bhikkhus, these seven persons are worthy of gifts (āhuneyya) … an unsurpassed field of merit for the world. What seven? Here, bhikkhus, a certain person dwells contemplating suffering (dukkha) in the eye … dwells contemplating non-self (anattā) in the eye … dwells contemplating destruction in the eye … dwells contemplating vanishing in the eye … dwells contemplating fading away in the eye … dwells contemplating cessation (nirodha) in the eye … dwells contemplating relinquishment in the eye … in the ear, in the nose, in the tongue, in the body, in the mind; in forms, in sounds, in odours, in tastes, in tangibles, in dhammas; in eye-consciousness, in ear-consciousness, in nose-consciousness, in tongue-consciousness, in body-consciousness, in mind-consciousness; in eye-contact, in ear-contact, in nose-contact, in tongue-contact, in body-contact, in mind-contact; in feeling (vedanā) born of eye-contact, in feeling born of ear-contact, in feeling born of nose-contact, in feeling born of tongue-contact, in feeling born of body-contact, in feeling born of mind-contact; in perception of forms, in perception of sounds, in perception of odours, in perception of tastes, in perception of tangibles, in perception of dhammas; in volition concerning forms, in volition concerning sounds, in volition concerning odours, in volition concerning tastes, in volition concerning tangibles, in volition concerning dhammas; in craving (taṇhā) for forms, in craving for sounds, in craving for odours, in craving for tastes, in craving for tangibles, in craving for dhammas; in thought concerning forms, in thought concerning sounds, in thought concerning odours, in thought concerning tastes, in thought concerning tangibles, in thought concerning dhammas; in examination concerning forms, in examination concerning sounds, in examination concerning odours, in examination concerning tastes, in examination concerning tangibles, in examination concerning dhammas; [1] in the form aggregate, in the feeling aggregate, in the perception aggregate, in the volitional-formations aggregate, in the consciousness aggregate — he dwells contemplating impermanence, dwells contemplating suffering, dwells contemplating non-self, dwells contemplating destruction, dwells contemplating vanishing, dwells contemplating fading away, dwells contemplating cessation, dwells contemplating relinquishment. [2] [3]
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.