Buddhist Holy Day Dhamma (28/08/2026)
Bad, unskillful qualities, mendicants, arise with a cause, not without a cause. By giving up that cause, those bad, unskillful qualities do not occur.”
AN 2.79 The Chapter with a Basis (Bhikkhu Sujato)
Bad, unskillful qualities, mendicants, arise with a cause, not without a cause. By giving up that cause, those bad, unskillful qualities do not occur.”
AN 2.79 The Chapter with a Basis (Bhikkhu Sujato)
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