法苑珠林 89.27

English (machine translation) 89.27

Language: English

89.27

If a disciple of the Buddha praises oneself and disparages others with one's own mouth, or encourages someone to praise oneself and disparage others; through the causes of disparaging others, the karma of disparaging others, the methods of disparaging others, or the conditions of disparaging others. A bodhisattva ought to undergo humiliations on behalf of all sentient beings, directing evil and insults to oneself and giving wholesome things to others. If one proclaims one's own virtues and conceals others' good deeds, causing others to suffer disparagement, this is the bodhisattva's seventh pārājika offense.

Previous: 89.26
Next: 89.28
Up: 89

Linked texts (1)

法苑珠林 — 道世, Classical Chinese