《经集·义品》中的一经，因舍卫城中诸师见解纷争而说，以盲人摸象、各执一端为喻，告诫不应执着片面的哲学见解。

A discourse of the Aṭṭhakavagga of the Suttanipāta, taught in response to disputing teachers in Sāvatthi, which uses the parable of blind men each describing only the part of an elephant they touched to warn against clinging to one-sided philosophical views.