236. When there is discontent, this misfortune will be observed. Whether one goes, stands, sits or lies, one is without happiness or pleasure. Whether one has gone to the forest, to the foot of a tree, to a lonely place, to an open space or among the monks, one has no happiness or pleasure.
But when there is contentment, this good may be looked for. Whether one goes, stands, sits or lies, whether one has gone to the forest, to the foot of a tree, to a lonely place, to an open space or amongst the monks, one has happiness and pleasure.
A.V,121 (AN 10.66)