長阿含經 10.p149
The Long Discourses (selected sūtras) 10.p149
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10.p149
“What are ten things to produce? The ten points of praise: When a monk has himself attained faith, he teaches it to other people and commends those who’ve attained faith. When he has himself observed precepts, he teaches them to other people and commends those who observe precepts. When he has few desires himself, he teaches it to other people and commends those with few desires. When he is himself satisfied, he teaches it to other people and commends those who are satisfied. When he himself enjoys seclusion, he teaches it to other people and commends those who enjoy seclusion. When he himself has learned much, he teaches it to other people and commends those who learn much. When he has himself made effort, he teaches it to other people and commends those who make effort. When he has himself focused his attention, he teaches it to other people and commends those who focus their attention. When he has himself attained samādhi, he teaches it to other people and commends those who attain samādhi. When he has himself attained wisdom, he teaches it to other people and commends those who attain wisdom.
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