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Catutthahitasuttaṃ [AN 5.20, PTS 3.14]

10.

The Fourth Discourse on Welfare

20.More DetailsCommentaries "Monks, a monk possessed of five qualities is practising both for personal welfare and for the welfare of others. Which five? Here, monks, a monk is himself accomplished in morality, and encourages others to accomplishment in morality; he is himself accomplished in concentration, and encourages others to accomplishment in concentration; he is himself accomplished in wisdom, and encourages others to accomplishment in wisdom; he is himself accomplished in liberation, and encourages others to accomplishment in liberation; he is himself accomplished in knowledge and vision of liberation, and encourages others to accomplishment in knowledge and vision of liberation. Monks, a monk possessed of these five qualities is practising both for personal welfare and for the welfare of others." The tenth.

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