Book, Sutta

 1      3, 65| undertaken & carried out, lead to harm & to suffering' -- then
 2      3, 65|          arise for welfare or for harm?" ~"For harm, lord." ~"And
 3      3, 65|       welfare or for harm?" ~"For harm, lord." ~"And this greedy
 4      3, 65|         of which is for long-term harm & suffering." ~"Yes, lord." ~"
 5      3, 65|          arise for welfare or for harm?" ~"For harm, lord." ~"And
 6      3, 65|       welfare or for harm?" ~"For harm, lord." ~"And this aversive
 7      3, 65|         of which is for long-term harm & suffering." ~"Yes, lord." ~"
 8      3, 65|          arise for welfare or for harm?" ~"For harm, lord." ~"And
 9      3, 65|       welfare or for harm?" ~"For harm, lord." ~"And this deluded
10      3, 65|         of which is for long-term harm & suffering." ~"Yes, lord." ~"
11      3, 65|      carried out, do they lead to harm & to suffering, or not?" ~"
12      3, 65|         carried out, they lead to harm & to suffering. That is
13      3, 65| undertaken & carried out, lead to harm & to suffering" -- then
14      3, 65|          arise for welfare or for harm?" ~"For welfare, lord." ~"
15      3, 65|          arise for welfare or for harm?" ~"For welfare, lord." ~"
16      3, 65|          arise for welfare or for harm?" ~"For welfare, lord." ~"
17      3, 65|    observed, these things lead to harm and ill,' abandon them." ~ ~(
18      3, 65|          a man for his benefit or harm?" -- "For his harm, venerable
19      3, 65|     benefit or harm?" -- "For his harm, venerable sir." -- "Kalamas,
20      3, 65|         Will that be long for his harm and ill?" -- "Yes, venerable
21      3, 65|          a man for his benefit or harm?" -- "For his harm, venerable
22      3, 65|     benefit or harm?" -- "For his harm, venerable sir." -- "Kalamas,
23      3, 65|         Will that be long for his harm and ill?" -- "Yes, venerable
24      3, 65|          a man for his benefit or harm?" -- "For his harm, venerable
25      3, 65|     benefit or harm?" -- "For his harm, venerable sir." -- "Kalamas,
26      3, 65|         Will that be long for his harm and ill?" -- "Yes, venerable
27      3, 65|           do these things lead to harm and ill, or not? Or how
28      3, 65|    observed, these things lead to harm and ill. Thus it strikes
29      3, 65|    observed, these things lead to harm and ill,' abandon them.' ~ ~(
30      3, 65|          a man for his benefit or harm?" -- "For his benefit, venerable
31      3, 65|          a man for his benefit or harm?" -- "For his benefit, venerable
32      3, 65|          a man for his benefit or harm?" -- "For his benefit, venerable
33      3, 66|         into effect, they lead to harm and suffering,' then you
34      3, 66|         Will that be long for his harm and suffering?" -- "Yes,
35      3, 66|         Will that be long for his harm and suffering?" -- "Yes,
36      3, 66|         Will that be long for his harm and suffering?" -- "Yes,
37      3, 66|           effect, do they lead to harm and suffering, or do they
38      3, 66|       venerable sir, they lead to harm and suffering. So it appears
39      4, 67|          footless beings do me no harm.~May two-footed beings do
40      4, 67|        two-footed beings do me no harm.~May four-footed beings
41      4, 67|       four-footed beings do me no harm.~May many-footed beings
42      4, 67|       many-footed beings do me no harm. ~May all creatures, ~   
43     10, 80|         Thinking, 'He has done me harm. But what should I expect?'
44     10, 80|         Thinking, 'He is doing me harm. But what should I expect?'
45     10, 80|   Thinking, 'He is going to do me harm. But what should I expect?'
46     10, 80|            Thinking, 'He has done harm to people who are dear &
47     10, 80|            Thinking, 'He is doing harm to people who are dear &
48     10, 80|      Thinking, 'He is going to do harm to people who are dear &