Chapter 21. Miscellaneous

290. If one should see great happiness in giving up small happiness one wise the lesser would renounce the greater full-discerning.



291. Who so for self wants happiness by cousing others pain, entangled in anger's tangles one's from anger never free.



292. What should be done is left Undone and done is what should not be done, ever the pollutions grow of those ones proud and heedles.



293. But for who always practice well bodily mindfulness, do never what should not be done, for mindful ones, the full-aware, pollutions fade away.



294. One's mother and father having slain and then two warrior kings, a realm as well its treasurer, one goes immune, a Brahmin True.



295. One's mother and father having slain and then two learned kings, as well the fifth, a tiger fierce, one goes immune, a Brahmin True.



296. Well awakened , they're awake ever the Buddha's pupils who constantly by day, by night are mindful of the Buddha.



297. Well awakened, they're awake ever the Buddha's pupils who constantly by day, by night are mindful of the Dhamma.



298. Well awakened, they're awake ever the Buddha's pupils who constantly by day ,by night are mindful of the Sangha.



299. Well awakened, they're awake ever the Buddha's pupils who constantly by day, by night are mindful of the body.



300. Well awakened, they're awake ever the Buddha's pupils who constantly by day, by night in harmlessness delight.



301. Well awakened, they're awake ever the buddha's pupils who costantly by day ,by night in meditation take delight.



302. Hard's the going-forth, hard to dilight in it, hard the household life and dukkha is it too. Dukkha's to dwell with those dissimilar and dukkha befalls the wandererl.Be therefore not a wanderer, not one whom dukkha befalls.



303. Who's full of faith and virtue, of substance, high repute, is honoured everywhere, wherever that one goes.



304. Afar the true are manifest like Himalayan range , yet even here the false aren't seen, they're arrows shot by night.



305. Alone one sits, alone one lies, alone one walksunweariedly, in solitude one tames oneself so in the woods will one delight.