四分律刪補隨機羯磨 2.515

2.515

(The Sarvāstivāda says: "As for those who are remonstrated with, there are six kinds of persons: first, their mind has love or hate; second, dull-rooted and lacking wisdom; third, of little hearing and sight; fourth, for the sake of material gain and renown; fifth, for the sake of present pleasure, only wishing to maintain oneself; sixth, newly renounced, attached to wife and children. For these six kinds of persons, remonstrating results in harm; if one delivers instruction and remonstrance, speaking words brings no benefit, and one should reply with the words: 'Simply observe the good and bad deeds of your own body, and do not observe what others do or do not do.' If someone is the opposite of the above six, one should remonstrate with one another in turn.")