Saṅgārava Sutta7
SuttaA sutta in which the Buddha tells Saṅgārava that taking life and other unwholesome deeds form the “hither shore,” while abstaining from them forms the “further shore.”
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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