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Consecutive Repetitions on Wrath
181. In the remaining sections beyond this, wrath has the characteristic of being angry. Hostility has the characteristic of bearing grudges. Contempt has the characteristic of belittling well-done deeds. Insolence has the characteristic of rivalry. Envy has the characteristic of envying. Stinginess is the state of the five kinds of miserliness. All of that has the characteristic of being stingy. Deceit has the characteristic of concealing what has been done. Fraudulence has the characteristic of deceitfulness. Shamelessness is the manner of not being ashamed. Moral fearlessness is the manner of not fearing blame. Non-wrath and the others should be understood by way of their opposites.
185. "Of a monk who is a learner" means they lead to decline from the successively higher qualities even of the sevenfold learner, but for a worldling they should be understood as leading to decline first of all. "To non-decline" means for the purpose of non-decline from the successively higher qualities.
187. "Deposited as if carried there" means as if having been brought and deposited, thus it should be understood as established in hell.
190. "A certain one" means for whom these states beginning with wrath are present, he is called "a certain one."
The Repetition Series on Wrath is concluded.