Without hesitation, he must also distinguish right from wrong, good from bad, merit from demerit. A monk who has a clear understanding of this discipline will be able to elevate the morals and virtues of his body, speech and mind. He will continue to improve himself until he attains the Arahatship. The difference between Worldly treasures and Noble Treasures Having wealth may refer to possession of gold, jewels or other valuable objects, but it also means having anything that can bring pleasure to the owner. It is not related to Dhamma, the way to escape the cycle of birth, old age, sickness, and death.
Worldly treasures refer to the precious things that support a man to live in the world.
B. Noble Treasures Treasure that helps the owner reach a higher spiritual state and approach Arahatship, for example, attaining the mind purity at thelevel of Sotapana, Sakadagami, and Anagami. An Ariya is the individual who trains his mind to purify it of ill will, greed, lust, and hatred. He has nominal defilement remaining in his mind. Such Ariya persons are Sotapana, Sakadagami, Anagami and Arahat. Noble Treasures can be attained through the cultivation of virtues and commitment to good deeds.