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2. The Chapter on Assemblies – Paliverse

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2.

The Chapter on Assemblies

1.

Commentary on the Assembly Discourse

211. In the first of the second, "they defile the assembly" - thus "those who defile the assembly." "They adorn the assembly" - thus "those who adorn the assembly."

2.

Commentary on the Discourse on Views

212. In the second, although wrong view is included in mental misconduct, it was stated separately because of its great blameworthiness, and right view by way of its opposite.

3.

Commentary on the Discourse on Ingratitude

213. In the third, "ingratitude and unthankfulness" means by ingratitude and unthankfulness. Both of these are one in meaning. The same method applies to the bright side as well.

4-7.

Commentary on the Discourse on Killing Living Beings, Etc.

214-217. The fourth is stated by way of the four actions and defilements and their opposite, the fifth by way of the first four wrong courses of the bright side, the sixth by way of the remaining four, the seventh by way of ignoble statements and noble statements. Likewise the eighth, ninth, and tenth are stated by way of faithless qualities together with their opposites. But in all discourses, the bright-side qualities are spoken of as a mixture of mundane and supramundane only. Although in the nine discourses "in heaven" is said, yet the three paths and three fruits are indeed obtained.

The Assembly Chapter is the second.

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