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2. Phusati Sutta
Discourse on Coming into Contact
Satti Vagga, Devata Samyutta, Sagatha Vagga Samyutta,
Samyutta Nikaya, Suttanta Pitaka

SOURCE: "FIVE SAMYUTTAS FROM SAGATHAVAGGA SAMYUTTA"
Translated by U Tin U (Myaung), Yangon
Edited by the Editorial Committee, Burma (Myanmar) Tipitaka Association, 1998
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Discourse on Coming into Contact

          22. (The deva said:)

          "He who does not come into contact with (i.e., does not commit) volitional action does not also come into contact with (i.e.. is also not affected by) the resultant thereof.
          Further, he who comes into contact with volitional actions also comes into contact with the resultant thereof.
         That being so, one who comes into contact with the volitional action of doing wrong to another that should not be wronged against comes into contact with the resultant thereof."

          (The Bhagava said:)

          If one wrongs a person who should not be wronged, who is pure and is free from defilements, i.e., an arahat, the evil falls back upon that fool like fine dust thrown against the wind."

End of the Phusati Sutta,
the second in this vagga.


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