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The Discourse on Self-Affliction
17. "Monks, these three things lead to affliction of oneself, lead to affliction of others, and lead to affliction of both. Which three? Bodily misconduct, verbal misconduct, mental misconduct. These, monks, are the three things that lead to affliction of oneself, lead to affliction of others, and lead to affliction of both.
"Monks, these three things do not lead to affliction of oneself, do not lead to affliction of others, and do not lead to affliction of both. Which three? Bodily good conduct, good verbal conduct, good mental conduct. These, monks, are the three things that do not lead to affliction of oneself, do not lead to affliction of others, and do not lead to affliction of both." The seventh.