10.
The Discourse on the Removal of Resentment
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"Monks, there are these nine removals of resentment.
Which nine?
'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.
These, monks, are the nine removals of resentment."
The tenth.