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AN 7.60 Sattadhammasutta: Seven Qualities
A mendicant with seven qualities soon realizes the supreme culmination of the spiritual path in this very life.
🏷️virtue
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AN 4.12 Sīlasutta: Virtuous Behavior
Training in what is conducive to serenity of mind, always mindful, they call such a bhikkhu one constantly resolute.
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Ud 8.6 Pāṭaligāmiyasutta: The Layfolk of Pāṭali Village
Firstly, an unethical person loses substantial wealth on account of negligence.
🏷️virtue
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AN 8.81 Satisampajaññasutta: Mindfulness and Situational Awareness
One who lacks sense restraint has destroyed a vital condition for ethical conduct.
🏷️virtue
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AN 10.34 Upasampadāsutta: Full Ordination
Bhante, how many qualities should a bhikkhu possess to give full ordination?
🏷️virtue
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AN 6.10 From… Mahānāmasutta: With Mahānāma
When a noble disciple recollects their ethical conduct their mind is not full of greed, hate, and delusion.
🏷️virtue
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Iti 97 Kalyāṇasīlasutta: Good Morals
Who does nothing wrong by body, speech or mind, is said to be one good morals, a conscientious mendicant.
🏷️virtue
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SN 47.15 Bāhiyasutta: Bahiya
Well then, Bahiya, purify the very starting point of wholesome states.
🏷️virtue
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MN 142 From… Dakkhiṇāvibhaṅga Sutta: The Analysis of Giving—Gifts to an Individual
Giving a gift to an unvirtuous ordinary person, yields a return a thousand times over.
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SN 45.149 Balasutta: Strenuous
Based upon virtue, established upon virtue, a bhikkhu develops and cultivates the Noble Eightfold Path
🏷️virtue
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SN 11.18 Gahaṭṭhavandanāsutta: Who Sakka Worships
I also worship those householders, the ethical lay followers who make merit
🏷️virtue
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MN 53 From… Sekhasutta: A Trainee
Seeing danger in the slightest fault, they keep the rules they’ve undertaken.
🏷️virtue
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AN 8.39 Abhisanda Sutta: Bonanzas
There is the case where a disciple of the noble ones, abandoning the taking of life, abstains from taking life.
🏷️precepts
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AN 5.168 Sīlasutta: Ethics
An ethical person, who has fulfilled ethics, has fulfilled a vital condition for right concentration.
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Thag 12.1 Sīlavattheragāthā: Sīlava
Ethics provide a boundary and a restraint, an enjoyment for the mind
🏷️virtue
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Dhp 383–423 From… Brāhmaṇavagga:Brahmins—Part 2
Deep in wisdom, intelligent, expert in what is the path and what is not the path;
🏷️brahmins
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Dhp 383–423 From… Brāhmaṇavagga: Brahmins—Part 1
Like water from a lotus leaf… sensual pleasures slip off them
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Dhp 360–382 Bhikkhuvagga: The Monk—Part 2
There is no meditative concentration for him who lacks insight, and no insight for him who lacks meditative concentration.
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Dhp 360–382 Bhikkhuvagga: The Monk—Part 1
Good is restraint in the body; good is restraint in speech; good is restraint in thought. Restraint everywhere is good.
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Dhp 334-359 Taṇhā Vagga: Craving—Part 2
Let go of regret over the past, let go of dreaming over the future, and let go of clinging to the present.
🏷️craving
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Dhp 334-359 Taṇhā Vagga: Craving—Part 1
The craving of a person who lives negligently spreads like a creeping vine.
🏷️craving
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Dhp 320–333 Nāgavagga: Elephants
Excellent, tamed tuskers, great elephants. But even more excellent are those self-tamed.
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Dhp 306–319 Nirayavagga: Hell
Any lax act, any corrupt observance, or suspicious spiritual life, is not very fruitful.
🏷️hell
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Dhp 290–305 Pakinnakavagga: Miscellaneous
He who seeks his own happiness by inflicting pain on others, is never delivered from hatred.
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Dhp 273–289 Magga Vagga: The Path
Of all paths, the Noble Eight Fold Path is the best. Of all truths, the Four Noble Truth is the best.
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