(Definition of Wholesome Man)
Translated by HE, YUPING (Enid)
According to the instructions of the Advisor of Buddhas’ Practice Incorporated
Thus have I heard:
Once upon a time, the Buddha was residing in the Jeta Grove, the Garden of Anathapindika, in the city of Sravasti.
At that time, the World Honored One addressed the Bhikkhus, “There are unwholesome men and wholesome men. Listen attentively, ponder well, and I will explain to you.
What is an unwholesome man? He who conducts Killing, (Stealing, False Conduct, False Speech, Divisive Speech, Evil Speech, Idle Talk, Greed, Hatred, and False Views,) even up to holds False Views, is called an unwholesome man.
What is a wholesome man? He who does not conduct Killing, (Stealing, False Conduct, False Speech, Divisive Speech, Evil Speech, Idle Talk, Greed, Hatred, and False Views,) even up to holds Right Views, is called a Wholesome Man.”
When the Buddha had spoken this sutra, the Bhikkhus, having heard the Buddha’s words, were delighted to practice them.
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Original Chinese Transcripts:
如是我聞：
一時，佛住舍衛國祇樹給孤獨園。
爾時，世尊告諸比丘：「有不善男子、善男子。諦聽，善思，今當為汝說。云何為不善男子？謂殺生者，乃至邪見者，是名不善男子。云何善男子？謂不殺生，乃至正見，是名善男子。」
佛說此經已，諸比丘聞佛所說，歡喜奉行。
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