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The Second Discourse on Hell and Heaven
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"Monks, one possessed of ten qualities is deposited in hell as if carried there.
Which ten?
Here, monks, a certain one is a killer of living beings, cruel, with bloody hands, devoted to striking and killing, without compassion for all living beings.
"He is one who takes what is not given... he engages in sexual misconduct... he is a liar... he speaks divisive speech... he speaks harsh speech... he engages in idle chatter... he is covetous... he has a mind with ill-will... he holds wrong view, has perverted vision - 'There is not what is given, etc. who proclaim, having realised them by direct knowledge themselves.' Monks, one possessed of these ten qualities is deposited in hell as if carried there.
"Monks, one possessed of ten qualities is deposited in heaven as if carried there. Which ten? Here, monks, a certain one, having abandoned the killing of living beings, abstains from killing living beings; with rod laid down, with knife laid down, one who has shame, compassionate, he dwells concerned for the welfare of all living beings.
"Having abandoned taking what is not given, he abstains from taking what is not given... having abandoned sexual misconduct, he abstains from sexual misconduct... having abandoned lying, he abstains from lying... having abandoned divisive speech, he abstains from divisive speech... having abandoned harsh speech, he abstains from harsh speech... having abandoned idle chatter, he abstains from idle chatter... he is non-covetous... he has a mind without ill-will... he holds right view, with undistorted vision - 'There is what is given, etc. who proclaim this world and the other world, having realised them by direct knowledge themselves.' Monks, one possessed of these ten qualities is deposited in heaven as if carried there." The second.