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法苑珠林 90.26

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90.26

Furthermore, the Kāśyapa-sūtra states: "There are four kinds of heedlessness for which renunciants enter hell: first, heedlessness in extensive learning; second, heedlessness in gain and offerings; third, heedlessness in friends and relatives; fourth, heedlessness in dhūta practices. These people of four heedlessnesses are indeed wicked people who enter the Buddha's Dharma without seeking transcendence from the world, merely craving fame and gain to sustain their physical lives, and therefore they enter the evil destinies."

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