Sigalovada Sutta: Buddhist Layperson's Code
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What is the result of eradicating the four vices in conduct and avoiding evil actions?

  • One is favored in this world and in the world beyond (correct)
  • One is not reborn in any realm
  • One is born in a hellish realm
  • One is only favored in the world beyond
  • What is the fourth vice in conduct that the noble disciple has eradicated?

  • Idleness
  • Covetousness
  • Pride
  • Lying (correct)
  • What is one of the ways in which one commits evil action?

  • Led by desire (correct)
  • Led by wisdom
  • Led by kindness
  • Led by courage
  • What is the consequence of indulging in intoxicants which cause infatuation and heedlessness?

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    What is one of the six channels for dissipating wealth?

    <p>Indulgence in intoxicants</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    The Discourse to Sigala: The Layperson's Code of Discipline

    • The Exalted One (Buddha) met a young householder named Sigala who was worshiping the six quarters (East, South, West, North, Nadir, and Zenith) following his father's instructions.
    • Sigala's father told him to worship the six quarters, and Sigala was doing so out of respect for his father's word.

    The Noble Way of Worshiping the Six Quarters

    • The Exalted One taught Sigala that the six quarters should be worshipped in the discipline of the noble by avoiding fourteen evil things.
    • The four vices in conduct that the noble disciple has eradicated are:
      • Destruction of life
      • Stealing
      • Sexual misconduct
      • Lying
    • The noble disciple avoids committing evil actions led by:
      • Desire
      • Anger
      • Ignorance
      • Fear
    • The noble disciple does not pursue the six channels for dissipating wealth, which are:
      • Indulgence in intoxicants
      • Sauntering in streets at unseemly hours
      • Frequenting theatrical shows
      • Indulgence in gambling
      • Association with evil companions
      • The habit of idleness

    Consequences of Indulging in Intoxicants

    • Six evil consequences of indulging in intoxicants:
      • Loss of wealth
      • Increase of quarrels
      • Susceptibility to disease
      • Earning an evil reputation
      • Shameless exposure of body
      • Weakening of intellect

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    Explore the teachings of the Sigalovada Sutta, a Buddhist discourse on the code of discipline for laypeople. Learn about the Exalted One's teachings to Sigala, a householder's son.

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