6.
The First Discourse on Friends and Colleagues
1012.
"Those, monks, for whom you would have compassion, and who would think it worth hearing -
whether friends or colleagues or relatives or blood-relations -
they, monks, should be encouraged, settled, and established in the four factors of stream-entry.
In which four?
They should be encouraged, settled, and established in unwavering confidence in the Buddha:
'Thus indeed is the Blessed One, etc.
Teacher of gods and humans, the Enlightened One, the Blessed One.'
Towards the Teaching... etc.
towards the Community, etc.
They should be encouraged, settled, and established in morality pleasing to the noble ones, unbroken, etc.
conducive to concentration.
Those, monks, for whom you would have compassion, and who would think it worth hearing -
whether friends or colleagues or relatives or blood-relations -
they, monks, should be encouraged, settled, and established in these four factors of stream-entry."
The sixth.