Minor Texts: Khuddakapāṭha, Dhammapada, Udāna, Itivuttaka, Suttanipāta
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When you look for the flaws of others,

always finding fault,

your defilements only grow,

you’re far from ending defilements.

In the atmosphere there is no track,

there’s no true ascetic outside here.

People enjoy proliferation,

the Realized Ones are free of proliferation.

In the atmosphere there is no track,

there’s no true ascetic outside here.

No conditions last forever,

the Awakened Ones are not shaken.

Minor Collection Sayings of the Dhamma 256–272 19. The Just

You don’t become just

by passing hasty judgment.

An astute person evaluates both

what is pertinent and what is irrelevant.

A wise one judges others without haste,

justly and impartially;

that guardian of the law

is said to be just.

You’re not an astute scholar

just because you speak a lot.

One who is secure, free of enmity and fear,

is said to be astute.

You’re not one who has memorized the teaching

just because you recite a lot.

Someone who directly sees the teaching

after hearing only a little

is truly one who has memorized the teaching,

for they can never forget it.

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