Snp 2.6

Sutta Nipāta – Dhammacariya Sutta

Wrong Conduct in the Bhikkhu’s Life

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Sutta Nipāta

Dhammacariya Sutta

2.6. Wrong Conduct in the Bhikkhu’s Life

The Good Life living, with Dharma accordingly,
they say that this is wealth supreme.
But if one leaves the household life
gone forth from home to homelessness

and then be one of those foul-mouthed,
beast-like, delighted doing harm,
such a one’s of evil life
increasing “dust” within himself,

a bhikkhu delighting in quarrelling
while in delusion wrapped,
knows not the Dharma even when
it’s by the Buddha pointed out;

led along by ignorance so
that one harms those of well-grown mind,
and does not know defilements’ path
that leads to hellish life.

To Downfall going on and on,
from life to life, from dark to dark,
a bhikkhu such as this indeed
hereafter to dukkha descends.

One such with blemishes is like
a public shit-pit filled to the brim,
used for many years,
so very hard to clean.

O bhikkhus, when you come to know
one such attached to household life—
of evil desires and evil thoughts
and of evil ways of behaviour,

all of you united then
should shun, avoid a person such,
blow away these sweepings and
throw away that trash,

and suchlike chaff winnow away—
those sham monks, those conceited monks—
having blown them off, those who are
of evil wants and wrong resorts,

then living in purity with the pure
with mindfulness you will abide,
in concord live, intelligent—
you will arrive at dukkha’s end.

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