4.
The Discourse on Not Causing Remorse
4.
"There are these two things, monks, that do not cause remorse.
Which two?
Here, monks, a certain person has done bodily good conduct, has not done bodily misconduct;
has done good verbal conduct, has not done verbal misconduct;
has done good mental conduct, has not done mental misconduct.
He is not tormented thinking 'bodily good conduct was done by me', he is not tormented thinking 'bodily misconduct was not done by me';
he is not tormented thinking 'good verbal conduct was done by me', he is not tormented thinking 'verbal misconduct was not done by me';
he is not tormented thinking 'good mental conduct was done by me', he is not tormented thinking 'mental misconduct was not done by me'.
These, monks, are the two things that do not cause remorse."
The fourth.