an6.170-649:1.1 “For insight into hate …
an6.170-649:1.2 delusion …
an6.170-649:1.3 anger …
an6.170-649:1.4 acrimony …
an6.170-649:1.5 disdain …
an6.170-649:1.6 contempt …
an6.170-649:1.7 jealousy …
an6.170-649:1.8 stinginess …
an6.170-649:1.9 deceitfulness …
an6.170-649:1.10 deviousness …
an6.170-649:1.11 obstinacy …
an6.170-649:1.12 aggression …
an6.170-649:1.13 conceit …
an6.170-649:1.14 arrogance …
an6.170-649:1.15 vanity …
an6.170-649:1.16 For insight into negligence …
an6.170-649:1.17 complete understanding …
an6.170-649:1.18 complete ending …
an6.170-649:1.19 giving up …
an6.170-649:1.20 ending …
an6.170-649:1.21 vanishing …
an6.170-649:1.22 fading away …
an6.170-649:1.23 cessation …
an6.170-649:1.24 giving away …
an6.170-649:1.25 For the letting go of negligence
an6.170-649:1.26 these six things should be developed.”
an6.170-649:1.27 That is what the Buddha said.
an6.170-649:1.28 Satisfied, the mendicants approved what the Buddha said.
an6.170-649:1.30 The Book of the Sixes is finished.
