hat an enemy would wish. 162* Theyâre easy to do– things of no good & no use to yourself. Whatâs truly useful & good is truly harder than hard to do. 163 The teaching of those who live the Dhamma, worthy ones, noble: whoever maligns it –a dullard, inspired by evil view– bears fruit for his own destruction, like the fruiting of the bamboo. 164* Evil is done by oneself, by oneself is one defiled. Evil is left undone by oneself, by oneself is one cleansed. Purity & impurity are oneâs own doing. No one purifies another. No other purifies one. 165* Donât sacrifice your own welfare for that of another, no matter how great. Realizing your own true welfare, be intent on just that. 166* - --> - - - -