Saṅgārava Sutta7
SuttaEine Sutta, in der der Buddha Saṅgārava erklärt, dass Tötung und andere unheilsame Taten das diesseitige Ufer bilden, während das Unterlassen dieser Taten das jenseitige Ufer bildet.
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
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