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The Second Chapter of the Consecutive Repetitions
1.
The Discourse on Non-Wrath
294. Then the Venerable Anuruddha approached the Blessed One; having approached, etc. 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 fortunate realm, in a heavenly world. Possessed of how many qualities, venerable sir, does a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, become reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world?"
"Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world. Which five? She has faith, she has shame, she has moral fear, she is without wrath, and she is wise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world." The first.
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The Discourse on Non-Grudging
295. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world. Which five? She has faith, she has shame, she has moral fear, she is without resentment, and she is wise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world." The second.
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The Discourse on Non-Envy
296. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world. Which five? She has faith, she has shame, she has moral fear, she is without envy, and she is wise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world." The third.
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The Discourse on Non-Stinginess
297. She is without stinginess and she is wise, etc. The fourth.
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The Discourse on Non-Transgression
298. She is not unfaithful and she is wise, etc. The fifth.
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The Discourse on Virtuous Conduct
299. She is moral and she is wise, etc. The sixth.
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The Discourse on Being Very Learned
300. She is very learned and she is wise, etc. The seventh.
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The Discourse on Putting Forth Strenuous Energy
301. She puts forth strenuous energy and she is wise, etc. The eighth.
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The Discourse on Having Established Mindfulness
302. "She is mindful and she is wise - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world." The ninth.
These are the eight discourse summaries.
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The Discourse on the Five Precepts
303. "Possessed of five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world. Which five? She abstains from killing living beings, she abstains from taking what is not given, she abstains from sexual misconduct, she abstains from lying, she abstains from spirits, liquor and intoxicants that cause negligence - possessed of these five qualities, Anuruddha, a woman, upon the body's collapse at death, is reborn in a fortunate realm, in a heavenly world." The tenth.
The Second Chapter of the Consecutive Repetitions.
Its summary:
Without stinginess, not unfaithful, moral and very learned;
Energy, mindfulness and morality, in the bright fortnight are made clear.