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The Second Discourse on Disrespect
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"That indeed, monks, a monk who is disrespectful, not deferential, not courteous, 'will fulfil the fundamentals of conduct towards his fellows in the holy life' - this is impossible.
'Without fulfilling the fundamentals of conduct, he will fulfil the trainee state' - this is impossible.
'Without fulfilling the trainee state, he will fulfil the aggregate of morality' - this is impossible.
'Without fulfilling the aggregate of morality, he will fulfil the aggregate of concentration' - this is impossible.
'Without fulfilling the aggregate of concentration, he will fulfil the aggregate of wisdom' - this is impossible.
"That indeed, monks, a monk who is respectful, deferential, courteous, 'will fulfil the fundamentals of conduct towards his fellows in the holy life' - this is possible. 'Having fulfilled the fundamentals of conduct, he will fulfil the trainee state' - this is possible. 'Having fulfilled the trainee state, he will fulfil the aggregate of morality' - this is possible. 'Having fulfilled the aggregate of morality, he will fulfil the aggregate of concentration' - this is possible. 'Having fulfilled the aggregate of concentration, he will fulfil the aggregate of wisdom' - this is possible." The second.