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Cūḷagopālaka Sutta

Sutta

A discourse taught at Ukkacelā illustrating, through the simile of a herdsman driving cattle across a ford, how those who trust false teachers come to grief while those who follow true teachers attain deliverance.

Taught to the monks assembled at Ukkacelā. Those who will listen to and trust in the wrong kind of recluse and brahmin and who do not understand good and evil will come to grief, whereas those who hearken to teachers of the right kind will gain deliverance.

The theme is illustrated by various similes drawn from the picture of a herdsman driving cattle across a ford. M.i.225 f.

MN 34

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