Exalted Utterances - Udāna (KN 3)

2: Mucalindavaggo - 31
See how one who has something is troubled, 41
He is a person who is in a state of bondage in regard to (other)
people.”
2.6 The Discourse about the Pregnant Woman
Thus I heard: at one time the Gracious One was dwelling near Sāvatthī,
in Jeta's Wood, at Anāthapiṇḍika's monastery.
Then at that time a certain wanderer's young brāhmaṇa wife, was
pregnant and about to give birth. Then that female wanderer said this to
that wanderer: “Please go, brāhmaṇa, and bring oil which can be (used)
for my delivery.”
When that was said that wanderer said this to that female wanderer:
“But from where, dear lady, can I bring oil?”
Then for a second time that female wanderer said this to that wanderer:
“Please go, brāhmaṇa, and bring oil which can be (used) for my
delivery.”
41 Sakiñcanaṁ, one who has something, is regularly given ethical sense in the
Commentaries (beginning with Niddesa), as meaning one who has some
defilement.