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MN 103 From… Kintisutta: What Do You Think About Me?
While you are training in concord, with mutual appreciation, without disputing, there might arise mutual verbal friction…
🏷️disputes
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AN 8.16 Dūteyyasutta: Going on a Mission
A mendicant with eight qualities is worthy of going on a mission.
🏷️disputes
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MN 115 From… Bahudhātukasutta: Many Elements
How is a mendicant qualified to be called ‘skilled in the possible and impossible’?
🏷️schism
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AN 7.61 From… Pacalāyamānasutta: Nodding Off
So you should train like this: ‘I won’t get into arguments.’
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AN 8.87 Pattanikujjanasutta: Turning the Bowl Upside Down
The Saṅgha may, if it wishes, turn the bowl upside down for a lay follower on eight grounds.
🏷️harmony
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AN 3.124 Bhaṇḍanasutta: Arguments
Mendicants, I’m not even comfortable thinking about a place where mendicants argue
🏷️disputes
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AN 5.156 Tatiyasaddhammasammosasutta: The Decline of the True Teaching (3rd)
Mendicants, these five things lead to the decline and disappearance of the true teaching.
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AN 7.21 Sārandadasutta: At Sārandada
Licchavis, I will teach you these seven principles that prevent decline.
🏷️harmony
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AN 7.1 Paṭhamapiyasutta: Pleasing (1st)
A mendicant with seven qualities is disliked and disapproved by their spiritual companions
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AN 10.42 Paṭhamavivādamūlasutta: Roots of Arguments (1st)
Sir, how many roots of arguments are there?
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MN 89 From… Dhammacetiyasutta: Shrines to the Teaching
But here I see the mendicants living in harmony, appreciating each other, without quarreling…
🏷️harmony
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AN 5.212 Bhaṇḍanakārakasutta: Starting Arguments
A mendicant who starts arguments, quarrels, disputes, debates, and disciplinary issues in the Saṅgha can expect five drawbacks.
🏷️disputes
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Iti 19 Saṁghasāmaggīsutta: Harmony in the Saṅgha
When the Saṅgha is in harmony, they don’t argue, insult, block, or reject each other.
🏷️harmony
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SN 11.22 Dubbaṇṇiyasutta: Ugly
‘I am not one afflicted in mind, nor easily drawn by anger’s whirl.
🏷️anger
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Pv 2.10 Uttaramātu Sutta: Uttara’s Mother
Now what evil deed did you do by body, speech, or mind so that the water of rivers now becomes blood for you?
🏷️anger
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AN 3.25 Vajirūpamasutta: Diamond
And what, bhikkhus, is the person whose mind is like an open sore?
🏷️anger
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SN 7.3 Asurindakasutta: With Bhāradvāja the Fiend
‘Ha! I won!’ thinks the fool, when speaking with harsh words.
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AN 4.164 Khama Sutta: Tolerant (1)
There is the case where a certain individual, when insulted, returns the insult
🏷️anger
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MN 114 From… Sevitabbāsevitabbasutta: What Should and Should Not Be Cultivated
And what kind of mental behavior causes unskillful qualities to grow while skillful qualities decline?
🏷️ill will
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MN 54 From… Potaliyasutta: With Potaliya the Householder
Anger and distress should be given up, relying on not being angry and distressed.
🏷️anger
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SN 46.55 From… Saṅgāravasutta: Saṅgarava
Suppose, brahmin, there is a bowl of water being heated over a fire…
🏷️ill will
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MN 62 From… Mahārāhulovādasutta: 62. The Greater Discourse of Advice to Rāhula
Rāhula, when you practice ‘loving-kindness’ meditation, hostility will be abandoned.
🏷️ill will
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AN 7.64 Kodhanasutta: Irritable
These are the seven things that please and assist an enemy which happen to an irritable woman or man.
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