[117] Wisdom in the appearance as terror (bhayatupaṭṭhāna), thus: "Arising (uppāda) is carnal (sāmisa)," is knowledge (ñāṇa) of danger (ādīnava). Wisdom in the appearance as terror, thus: "Occurrence (pavatta) is carnal," is knowledge of danger … Wisdom in the appearance as terror, thus: "Despair (upāyāsa) is carnal," is knowledge of danger.
Knowledge of the state of peace (santipada), thus: "Non-arising is non-carnal (nirāmisa)." Knowledge of the state of peace, thus: "Non-occurrence is non-carnal" … Knowledge of the state of peace, thus: "Non-despair is non-carnal."
Knowledge of the state of peace, thus: "Arising is carnal; non-arising is non-carnal." Knowledge of the state of peace, thus: "Occurrence is carnal; non-occurrence is non-carnal" … Knowledge of the state of peace, thus: "Despair is carnal; non-despair is non-carnal."
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.