This sutta states suffering, can be ended through detaching.
Richard Gombrich's interpretation of this passage suggests that a word usually translated as "clinging" may have been originally read as "fuel." In this passage, it is explained that concept of "name-and-form" is at the root of a chain which produces the sensations of craving and aversion through dependent origination. A proper follower becomes "disenchanted" with the eye, forms, eye-consciousness, eye contact, ear, nose, tongue, and body according to words in this passage spoken to a gathering atop Mount Gaya. This text inspired the depiction of a soulless sexual encounter with a "small house agent's clerk", which is narrated by a man who has "sat below Thebes before the wall / and walked among the lowest of the dead." This sutta states suffering, can be ended through detaching. The Pali Canon contains, for 10 points, what sermon, which provides the title to the third section of The Waste Land?
Richard Gombrich's interpretation of this passage suggests that a word usually translated as "clinging" may have been originally read as "fuel.
the Fire Sermon [only fire is needed after “sermon” is read; or Adittapariyaya Sutta]