Dhātusaṃyutta

Sanidānasutta (The Discourse on What Has a Source)The Bhagavā teaches that thoughts of sensual desire, ill will and harming, and of renunciation, goodwill and not harming, arise with a source, from a component through apperception, intention, desire and fever to pursuit, with the simile of a torch in dry grass. 12S2/3.2.2, translated from the Dhātusaṃyutta of the Saṃyutta Nikāya.