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Chapter 2: Collection of Examples
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He did, his sister-in-law was making a noise, he thought to himself, "I wonder what her mind is like?" After that, he looked at her closely, and at the time of the auspicious entry, he repeatedly chanted many religious verses, and then, as if he had heard a good thing, his sister-in-law said, "What's the point of all this?" He thought, "This one is definitely a sinner, and she is also being supported by the Blessed One, so I will definitely be ruined." He got up from the couch and left, she thought, "What is this?" After that, he said, "Bring me something from home." She thought, "Is he making things difficult for me?" She didn't see anything, so she went to the ground and brought a small piece of cloth, she went out with her hair loose, Dhanasri said, "Why is your hair loose?" She said, crying, "We are not going home, and the house is also locked." He said, "Don't worry, I will take care of you." His wife said, "What is this?" He said, "Stop this evil behavior." She said, "How do you know?" He said, "I know from your own actions, and I have heard the Dharma teachings, and you are preventing them." She said, "Oh, you are wise, and you have a good understanding of the Dharma, and you have a good understanding of the Dharma. I have spoken many bad things to the Blessed One in your presence, and I have also tried to stop you. Is this the only way to be a sinner?" Then he was ashamed, he was very sorry for his bad deeds, and he thought, "This one is my enemy, and she is also a sinner, and she is also a sinner." Then she said, "What's the point of all this? You will be punished." The rest of the story is the same, until he thought, "This one is my enemy." But in this case, the sin of not giving food to her was very strongly bound to her karma. After that, his aversion to her increased, and he went to the mountain with his wife. He protected his vow, and they both went to the heaven of the gods. There, he protected his vow, and he was born as the son of Asogadatta, the king of the city of Sagara, in the country of Naya, in the family of Samuddadatta and Sayaradatta. He was born as the son of Asogadatta, the king of the city of Sagara, in the country of Naya, in the family of Samuddadatta and Sayaradatta. He was born as the son of Asogadatta, the king of the city of Sagara, in the country of Naya, in the family of Samuddadatta and Sayaradatta. He was born as the son of Asogadatta, the king of the city of Sagara, in the country of Naya, in the family of Samuddadatta and Sayaradatta. He was born as the son of Asogadatta, the king of the city of Sagara, in the country of Naya, in the family of Samuddadatta and Sayaradatta. He was born as the son of Asogadatta, the king of the city of Sagara, in the country of Naya, in the family of Samuddadatta and Sayaradatta. He was born as the son of Asogadatta, the king of the city of Sagara, in the country of Naya, in the family of Samuddadatta and Sayaradatta. He was born as the son of