Theravagga

Suttapiṭaka · Aṅguttaranikāya · Pañcakanipāta · Chakkanipāta · Vol. 22 · Section 81

[81] Bhikkhus, an elder bhikkhu possessed of five qualities is neither dear nor agreeable to his fellows in the holy life (sabrahmacārī), nor respected, nor esteemed by them. Which five? He is inflamed by what incites lust (rajanīye rajjati); he is hostile toward what incites hatred; he is deluded by what incites delusion; he is angered by what incites anger; he is intoxicated by what incites intoxication. Bhikkhus, an elder bhikkhu possessed of these five qualities is neither dear nor agreeable to his fellows in the holy life, nor respected, nor esteemed by them. Bhikkhus, an elder bhikkhu possessed of five qualities is dear and agreeable to his fellows in the holy life, respected and esteemed by them. Which five? He is not inflamed by what incites lust; he is not hostile toward what incites hatred; he is not deluded by what incites delusion; he is not angered by what incites anger; he is not intoxicated by what incites intoxication. Bhikkhus, an elder bhikkhu possessed of these five qualities is dear and agreeable to his fellows in the holy life, respected and esteemed by them.

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.

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