Saṅgārava Sutta7
SuttaUn sutta dans lequel le Bouddha dit à Saṅgārava que le fait d’ôter la vie et d’autres actes malsains forment la rive proche, tandis que s’en abstenir forme la rive lointaine.
The Buddha tells Saṅgārava that taking life, theft, sexual misconduct, falsehood, spiteful and bitter speech, idle babble, coveting, harmfulness, wrong view, are the “hither shore” and abstention from these is the “further shore.” A.v.252 f.
AN 10.169
All entries named Saṅgārava Sutta
Found an error in the dictionary?