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The First Chapter of the Consecutive Repetitions
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The Discourse on Womankind
280. "Monks, a woman possessed of five factors is extremely disagreeable to a man. Which five? She is not beautiful, she is not wealthy, she is not moral, she is lazy, and she does not obtain offspring for him - Monks, a woman possessed of these five factors is extremely disagreeable to a man. Monks, a woman possessed of five factors is extremely agreeable to a man. Which five? She is beautiful, she is wealthy, she is moral, she is skilled and not lazy, and she obtains offspring for him - Monks, a woman possessed of these five factors is extremely agreeable to a man." The first.
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The Discourse on a Person
281. "Monks, a man possessed of five factors is extremely disagreeable to a woman. Which five? She is not beautiful, she is not wealthy, she is not moral, she is lazy, and she does not obtain offspring for him - Monks, a man possessed of these five factors is extremely disagreeable to a woman. Monks, a man possessed of five factors is extremely agreeable to a woman. Which five? She is beautiful, she is wealthy, she is moral, she is skilled and not lazy, and she obtains offspring for him - Monks, a man possessed of these five factors is extremely agreeable to a woman." The second.
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The Discourse on Exceptional Suffering
282. "There are, monks, these five kinds of suffering peculiar to a woman, which a woman experiences, apart from men. Which five? Here, monks, a woman while still young goes to her husband's family, and is separated from her relatives. This, monks, is the first suffering peculiar to a woman, which a woman experiences, apart from men. Furthermore, monks, a woman is subject to menstruation. This, monks, is the second suffering peculiar to a woman, which a woman experiences, apart from men. Furthermore, monks, a woman becomes pregnant. This, monks, is the third suffering peculiar to a woman, which a woman experiences, apart from men. Furthermore, monks, a woman gives birth. This, monks, is the fourth suffering peculiar to a woman, which a woman experiences, apart from men. Furthermore, monks, a woman goes into service to a man. This, monks, is the fifth suffering peculiar to a woman, which a woman experiences, apart from men. These, monks, are the five kinds of suffering peculiar to a woman, which a woman experiences, apart from men. The third.
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The Discourse on Three Qualities
283. "Monks, a woman possessed of three qualities, for the most part, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell. With which three? Here, monks, a woman in the earlier period of the day dwells in a house with a mind pervaded by the stain of stinginess. At the noon period of the day she dwells in a house with a mind pervaded by jealousy. In the afternoon period of the day she dwells in a house with a mind pervaded by sensual lust. Monks, a woman possessed of these three qualities, for the most part, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell." The fourth.
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The Discourse on the Prone to Wrath
284. Then the Venerable Anuruddha approached the Blessed One; having approached, he sat down to one side. Seated to one side, the Venerable Anuruddha said this to the Blessed One - "Here I, venerable sir, see with the divine eye, which is pure and surpasses the human, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, being reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell. Possessed of how many qualities, venerable sir, does a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, become reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell?"
"Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell. Which five? She is faithless, she is shameless, she has no moral fear, she is prone to wrath, and she is unwise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell." The fifth.
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The Discourse on the Grudging
285. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell. Which five? She is faithless, she is shameless, she has no moral fear, she bears grudges, and she is unwise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell." The sixth.
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The Discourse on the Envious
286. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell. Which five? She is faithless, she is shameless, she has no moral fear, she is envious, and she is unwise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell." The seventh.
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The Discourse on the Stingy
287. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell. Which five? She is faithless, she is shameless, she has no moral fear, she is stingy, and she is unwise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell." The eighth.
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The Discourse on the Transgressor
288. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell. Which five? She is faithless, she is shameless, she has no moral fear, she is an adulteress, and she is unwise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn." The ninth.
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The Discourse on the Immoral
289. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in hell. Which five? She is faithless, she is shameless, she has no moral fear, she is immoral, and she is unwise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in hell." The tenth.
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The Discourse on the One of Little Learning
290. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in hell. Which five? She is faithless, she is shameless, she has no moral fear, she is of little learning, and she is unwise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in hell." The eleventh.
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The Discourse on Laziness
291. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in hell. Which five? She is faithless, she is shameless, she has no moral fear, she is lazy, and she is unwise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell." The twelfth.
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The Discourse on Unmindfulness
292. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in hell. Which five? She is faithless, she is shameless, she has no moral fear, she is unmindful, and she is unwise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in hell." The thirteenth.
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The Discourse on Five Enmities
293. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, etc. is reborn in hell. Which five? She is one who kills living beings, she is one who takes what is not given, she is one who engages in sexual misconduct, she is a liar, she is one who indulges in spirits, liquor and intoxicants causing heedlessness - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a realm of misery, an unfortunate realm, a nether world, in hell." The fourteenth.
The First Chapter of the Consecutive Repetitions.
Its summary:
Prone to wrath and bearing grudges, envious and with avarice;
An adulteress and immoral, of little learning and lazy;
Unmindful and five enmities, in the dark side are made known.