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Bhaddāli Sutta

Sutta

자신의 잘못을 인정한 비구에게 설한 경으로, 순종하는 비구는 고통을 끝낼 것이라 가르치며, 잘 훈련된 말의 비유로 팔정도를 닦은 자의 자질을 보여준다.

Taught to Bhaddāli Thera (q.v.) when he confessed his fault. The monk, who believes in the Buddha and obeys his instructions, will ultimately understand dukkha and will bring it to an end.

The sutta also contains the parable of the Ajāniya horse. A horse, schooled by an expert trainer and put through the various stages of training, becomes endowed with ten qualities, and is fit to be regarded as a treasure by a king. Similarly, a man who has developed the Noble Eightfold Path and obtained right knowledge and right deliverance, becomes the richest field in which the seed of merit may be sown. M.i.437 ff.

MN 65

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