Book Title: Pearls of Jaina Wisdom
Author(s): Dulichand Jain
Publisher: Parshwanath Vidyapith

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________________ Learning 271 3. A seeker should know these kinds of speeches and com municate either in the truthful or the conventional speech only. He should completely.give up the false and diluted speech. -- Daśa. Sū. 7.1 4. A person with intellectual discrimination should not brand a blind person as blind, an eunuch so, a diseased and a thief likewise. -- Daśa. Sū. 7.12 5. A wise ascetic should speak what he has seen; his speech should be brief, free from ambiguity and clearly expressed. His speech should neither be deceptive nor cause anxiety to any one. — Daśa. Sū. 8.39 6. One should not interrupt when the wise are seriously involved in scholarly discussions. - Āva. Ni. 2.3.3.6 7. An aspirant should not utter that speech which may be harmful or cause displeasure or which may put another person out of form. -- Daśa. Sū. 8.48 8. A monk should not interrupt when two persons are en grossed in discussions, he should also not use trenchant and fraudulent speech and should answer only after ripe reflection. - Sū. Kr. Sū. 1.9.25 Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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