Itivuttaka 31

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('â', I have done what is admirable,â he feels no remorse. Thinking, ),

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('â', I have not done what is evil,â he feels no remorse. These are the two things that cause no remorse." Having abandoned bodily misconduct, verbal misconduct, misconduct of mind, & whatever else is flawed, not having done whatâs not skillful, having done much that is, at the break-up of the body, the discerning one reappears in heaven. - --> - - - -