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The Discourse on the Enticing
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"Monks, an elder monk possessed of five qualities is not dear to his fellow monks in the holy life, not agreeable, not respected and not esteemed.
Which five?
He finds pleasure in what is enticing, he becomes corrupted towards what leads to hate, he becomes deluded towards what leads to infatuation, he becomes agitated towards what leads to agitation, he becomes intoxicated towards what is intoxicating -
Monks, an elder monk possessed of these five qualities is not dear to his fellow monks in the holy life, not agreeable, not respected and not esteemed.
"Monks, an elder monk possessed of five qualities is dear to his fellow monks in the holy life, agreeable, respected and esteemed. Which five? He does not find pleasure in what is enticing, he does not become corrupted towards what leads to hate, he does not become deluded towards what leads to infatuation, he does not become agitated towards what leads to agitation, he does not become intoxicated towards what is intoxicating - Monks, an elder monk possessed of these five qualities is dear to his fellow monks in the holy life, agreeable, respected and esteemed." The first.