The Buddhist's Discipline --> Section One : Laying a firm foundation for life --> Law 1 : Refraining from 14 kinds of evils.
Law 1 : Refraining from 14 kinds of evils.
A. Refraining from the four kinds kammakilesa (evil deeds that defile one's life), namely:
1. One does not do bodily harm or take life (i.e. abstaining from panatipata). 2. One does not steal or violate property rights (i.e. abstaining from adinnadana). 3. One does not commit sexual misconduct (i.e. abstaining from kamesumicchacara). 4. One does not speak falsely, lie or deceive (i.e. abstaining from musavada).
B. Refraining from the four kind of agati (bias or deviant conduct), namely:
1. One is not biased on account of like (i.e. abstaining from chandagati). 2. One is not biased on account of hate (i.e. abstaining from dosagati). 3. One is not biased on account of fear (i.e. abstaining from bhayagati). 4. One is not biased on account of folly (i.e. abstaining from mohagati).
C. Refraining from the six kinds of apayamukha (channels to the ruin of property and life), namely:
1. One is not addicted to drink or drugs. 2. One does not revel, oblivious to time. 3. One is not bent only on entertainment. 4. One does not endulge in gambling. 5. One does not consort with evil friends. 6. One does not constantly laze around.
A Constitution for Living Translated by Bruce Evans
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