Aïguttara Nikàya

020. Aparapuggalavaggo- Another on persons.

1. Nasevitabbàdisuttàni- Should not be served.

199. ßBhikkhus, the person endowed with ten things should not be served. What ten? .

Destroying living things, taking the not given, misbehaving sexually, telling lies, slandering, talking roughly, talking frivolously, coveting, bearing an angry mind and upholding wrong view. The person endowed with these ten things should not be served.

Bhikkhus, the person endowed with ten things should be served. What ten?

Abstaining from, destroying living things, taking the not given, misbehaving sexually, telling lies, slandering, talking roughly, talking frivolously, coveting, bearing an angry mind and upholding right view. The person endowed with these things should be served

200-209. ßBhikkhus, the person endowed with ten things should not be associated...re.... should be associated. Should not be sat close to,....re.... should be sat close to. Is not honourable,....re.... is honourable. Is not praiseworthy, ....re.... is praiseworthy. Is not honourable, ....re.... is honourable. Is forgetful, ...re... is not forgetful. Is not accomplihed,...re... is accomplished. Does not purify, ...re.... purifies. Is overcome by conceit, ....re... is not overcome by conceit. Is not developed in wisdom, ....re....is developed in wisdom.

Bhikkhus, the bhikkhu endowed with these ten things accumulates much demerit. What ten? .

Destroying living things, taking the not given, misbehaving sexually, telling lies, slandering, talking roughly, talking frivolously, coveting, bearing an angry mind and upholding wrong view. The person endowed with these ten things should not be associated.

Bhikkhus, the person endowed with ten things should be associated. What ten?

Abstaining from, destroying living things, taking the not given, misbehaving sexually, telling lies, slandering, talking roughly, talking frivolously, coveting, bearing an angry mind and upholding right view. The person endowed with these ten things accumulates much demerit.