Samyutta Nikaya LI.20 Iddhipada-vibhanga Sutta Analysis of the Bases of Power Translated from the Pali by Thanissaro Bhikkhu. For free distribution only. What is below is the same as what is above, what is above is the same as what is below.
Night is the same as day, day is the same as night.
What is below is the same as what is above, what is above is the same as what is below. Whatever desire is accompanied by laziness, conjoined with laziness, that is called overly sluggish desire. Whatever desire is accompanied by restlessness, conjoined with restlessness, that is called overly active desire. This is how a monk keeps perceiving what is in front and behind so that what is in front is the same as what is behind, and what is behind is the same as what is in front. This is how a monk dwells so that what is below is the same as what is above, and what is above is the same as what is below.