Saṅgārava Sutta6
SuttaA sutta in which the Buddha tells Saṅgārava that wrong view and its companion wrong factors of the path form the “hither shore,” while their right counterparts form the “further shore.”
The Buddha tells Saṅgārava, in answer to a question, that wrong view, wrong thinking, speech, action, living, effort, mindfulness, concentration, knowledge and release, are the “hither shore” and their opposites the “further shore.” A.v.232 f.
AN 10.117
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