Aspects of Mahayana Buddhism and its Relation to Hinayana c9.s8.t8.26

c9.s8.t8.26

(xxi) profess himself as an observer of dhutaṅgas or śīlas, or as one vastly learned; (xxii) give out his good points and conceal the bad¹; (xxiii) fail to examine his own self; (xxiv) wish the company of persons with little learning;
(xxv) be fond of assemblies; (xxvi) fail to reside in solitary places and practise self-control; (xxvii) hanker after gain and honour, frivolous talk, sleep, slumber and so forth; and (xxviii) fail to serve or praise the Tathāgatas.