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Rşibhūşita
833
Serial Number
Author
Topic
1.
Narada
2.
Vajjiyaputta
3.
Davila (Devala)
Angarisi Pupphasāla
5.
6.
Vakkalaciri
7.
Kummaputta
Ketali putta
Mahakasava
One should avoid the five vices, violence etc., of three types performed in three manners Cycle-of-transmigration when karma, no cycle-of-transmigration when no karma The eighteen vices from pränātipāta down to mithyādarśanaśalya conceived as a lepa (= smearing) causing cycle-of-transmigration One best judge of one's own mind Renounce violence, falsehood, incontinence, acquisitiveness, anger, pride It is not proper to remain unguided by the thread of scripture One should be patient and persevering One free of worldly entanglement is rid of the cycle-of-transmigration Pain due to karma, no pain due to no karma; karma got rid of through noble performances like meditation Self-lamentation followed by the advice given to him that he receives pravrajya (This is really the concluding part of the Tetali putra story of Jnātadharmakatha and is incompre, hensible without a reference to that story. An expert spiritual guide like an expert physician Alms are to be procured properly and with a calm mind One should not seek revenge for the harm done to oneself by others One free of desires versus one full of desires () The worldly pains are due to one's own pagt misdeeds One's five senses are to be kept under control The Great-Science (= the spiritual science) cures spiritual ailments just as medicine cures the bodily ones
10.
Tetali putta
11.
Mankhaliputta
12.
Jannavakka
Bhayali
Bāhuka Madhurāyaṇijja
15.
16. 17.
Soriyayana Vidu
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