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Consecutive Repetitions on the Unwholesome
191-200. "There are these two things, monks, that are unwholesome... there are these two things, monks, that are wholesome... there are these two things, monks, that are blameworthy... there are these two things, monks, that are blameless... there are these two things, monks, that have painful consequences... there are these two things, monks, that have pleasant consequences... there are these two things, monks, that have painful results... there are these two things, monks, that have pleasant results... there are these two things, monks, that are afflictive... there are these two things, monks, that are non-afflictive. Which two? Non-wrath and non-hostility... non-contempt and non-insolence... non-envy and non-stinginess... non-deceit and non-fraudulence... shame and moral fear. These, monks, are the two things that are non-afflictive."
The Repetition Series on the Unwholesome is concluded.