Vāyāmasutta

Suttapiṭaka · Aṅguttaranikāya · Pañcakanipāta · Chakkanipāta · Vol. 22 · Section 120

[120] Bhikkhus, a bhikkhunī possessing five qualities is deposited in hell as if brought and put there. What five? Without investigating and without scrutinizing, she speaks praise of one deserving dispraise; without investigating and without scrutinizing, she speaks dispraise of one deserving praise; she is of wrong effort and of wrong mindfulness; and she squanders a gift given in faith (saddhādeyya). Possessing these … Bhikkhus, a bhikkhunī possessing five qualities is deposited in heaven as if brought and put there. What five? Having investigated and scrutinized, she speaks dispraise of one deserving dispraise; having investigated and scrutinized, she speaks praise of one deserving praise; she is of right effort and of right mindfulness; and she does not squander a gift given in faith. Possessing these … [Apparatus: 1. In M. and Yu. the word "ca" does not appear. 2. M. and Yu. read "micchāsatinī."] The Andhakavinda Vagga, the second. Its summary (uddāna): The frequenter of families, the attendant ascetic, concentration (samādhi), Andhakavinda, the miser, praising, envy, view, speech, and effort. ___________________ The Gilāna Vagga, the third.

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