Itivuttaka 48

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('â', I didnât.â Both–low-acting people– there become equal: after death, in the world beyond. An ochre robe tied âround their necks, many with evil qualities –unrestrained, evil– rearise, because of their evil acts, in hell. Better to eat an iron ball –glowing, aflame– than that, unprincipled & unrestrained, you should eat the alms of the country.1 Note 1. These verses = Dhp 306—308. - --> - - - -