10.
The Discourse on the Removal of Resentment
80.
"Monks, there are these ten removals of resentment.
What are the ten?
'He has done harm to me, how could it be obtained here?' - one removes resentment; 'He is doing harm to me, how could it be obtained here?' - one removes resentment; 'He will do harm to me, how could it be obtained here?' - one removes resentment; 'He has done harm to one who is dear and agreeable to me, etc.
he is doing harm, etc.
he will do harm, how could it be obtained here?' - one removes resentment; 'He has done good to one who is disagreeable and unpleasant to me, etc.
he is doing good, etc.
he will do good, how could it be obtained here?' - one removes resentment; and one does not become angry without reason -
these, monks, are the ten removals of resentment."
The tenth.