Right Speech
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Table of Contents
Books (3)
Canonical Works (41)
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One should know what it is to extol and what it is to disparage, and knowing both, one should neither extol nor disparage but should teach only the Dhamma. One should know how to define pleasure, and knowing that; one should pursue pleasure within oneself.
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It’s inappropriate to talk to an unfaithful person about faith…
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a mendicant who wants to accuse another should first check five things in themselves and establish five things in themselves
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having heard that rough speech broadcast around,
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a monk who wishes to criticize another should first establish five resolutions
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King Pasenadi realizes how silly it is, the things that make people lie.
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if you’re patient, mindful and calm,
then you act for the good of both
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speech that has four factors is well spoken
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why bother a renunciate?
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Although I did not have anything with which to practice generosity, I encouraged others.
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Mendicants, don’t engage in all kinds of low talk, such as…
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Bhikkhus, do not engage in disputatious talk
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And how is an individual like an inscription in rock?
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what, bhikkhus, is the person whose speech is like dung?
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a person of integrity, when asked, does not reveal another person’s bad points, to say nothing of when unasked
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at the time of his final extinguishment. There the Buddha addressed the mendicants…
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five drawbacks for a person who talks a lot
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If he strikes an elephant, he does it carefully…
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there is no bad deed they would not do
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your mouth is being eaten by worms
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If they listen to your advice, you should establish them in the four factors of stream-entry.
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Man is born
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Mendicants, it is not appropriate for you who have gone forth to talk about such things.
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