Yathābhatamaccherasutta

Suttapiṭaka · Aṅguttaranikāya · Pañcakanipāta · Chakkanipāta · Vol. 22 · Section 240

[240] Bhikkhus, possessing five qualities, a resident bhikkhu (āvāsika) is deposited in hell (niraya) as if brought and placed there. Which five? He is stingy regarding dwellings (āvāsamaccharī); he is stingy regarding families (kulamaccharī); he is stingy regarding gains (lābhamaccharī); he is stingy regarding praise (vaṇṇamaccharī); he is stingy regarding the Dhamma (dhammamaccharī). Possessing these … [elided in the Pali]. Bhikkhus, possessing five qualities, a resident bhikkhu is deposited in heaven (sagga) as if brought and placed there. Which five? He is not stingy regarding dwellings; he is not stingy regarding families; he is not stingy regarding gains; he is not stingy regarding praise; he is not stingy regarding the Dhamma. Possessing these … [elided in the Pali]. The Āvāsika Vagga, the fourth. Its summary verse (uddāna): The resident, the disliked, and the beautiful, the one of great help, and the sympathetic one; "as if brought there," dispraise and greed, with the tetrad, and with the pentad of stinginess. _______________ The Duccarita Vagga, the fifth.

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