Danger Bhaya Sutta (AN 3:1)

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There he addressed the monks: "Monks!" "Yes, lord," the monks responded to him. The Blessed One said, "Monks, whatever dangers arise all arise from a fool, and not from a wise person. Whatever disasters arise all arise from a fool, and not from a wise person. Whatever troubles arise all arise from a fool, and not from a wise person. "Just as a fire, released from a house of reeds or a house of grass, burns even gabled houses, plastered inside & out, draft-free, with close-fitting doors & windows shut against the wind; in the same way, whatever dangers arise all arise from a fool, and not from a wise person. Whatever disasters arise all arise from a fool, and not from a wise person. Whatever troubles arise all arise from a fool and not from a wise person. "Thus, monks, a fool brings danger; a wise person brings no danger. A fool brings disasters; a wise person brings no disasters. A fool brings trouble; a wise person brings no trouble. "There is no danger from a wise person. There are no disasters from a wise person. There is no trouble from a wise person. "Thus, monks, you should train yourselves: ),

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('â', We will avoid the three things that, endowed with which, one is to be recognized as a fool.1 We will undertake & maintain the three things that, endowed with which, one is to be recognized as a wise person.â Thatâs how you should train yourselves." Note 1. In other words, we will bring no dangers, disasters, or trouble. For two other lists of a foolâs three characteristics, see AN 3:2 and AN 3:5. See also: AN 2:21; AN 2:99; AN 2:134; AN 3:2; AN 3:5 - --> - - - -