The Book of TwosFools
97. Two, me Beggars, are fools. What two? He who carries a load that has not come to him, Indeed, Beggars, these are two fools.
98. Two, me Beggars, are sages. What two? He who carries a load that has come to him, Indeed, Beggars, these are two sages.
99. Two, me Beggars, are fools. What two? He who perceives the impropper as propper, Indeed, Beggars, these are two fools.
100. Two, me Beggars, are sages. What two? He who perceives the impropper as impropper, Indeed, Beggars, these are two sages.
101. Two, me Beggars, are fools. What two? He who perceives an error as not an error, Indeed, Beggars, these are two fools.
102. Two, me Beggars, are sages. What two? He who perceives an error as an error, Indeed, Beggars, these are two sages.
103. Two, me Beggars, are fools. What two? He who perceives what is not Dhamma as Dhamma, Indeed, Beggars, these are two fools.
104. Two, me Beggars, are sages. What two? He who perceives what is not Dhamma as not Dhamma, Indeed, Beggars, these are two sages.
105. Two, me Beggars, are fools. What two? He who perceives what is not Discipline as Discipline, Indeed, Beggars, these are two fools.
106. Two, me Beggars, are sages. What two? He who perceives what is not Discipline as not Discipline, Indeed, Beggars, these are two sages.
107. In two, Beggars, the no-goods prosper. In which two? In he who is not disturbed by what should disturb, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods prosper.
108. In two, Beggars, the no-goods do not prosper. In which two? In he who is not disturbed by what should not disturb, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods do not prosper.
109. In two, Beggars, the no-goods prosper. In which two? In he who perceives the impropper as proper, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods prosper.
110. In two, Beggars, the no-goods do not prosper. In which two? In he who perceives the impropper as impropper, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods do not prosper.
111. In two, Beggars, the no-goods prosper. In which two? In he who perceives an error as not an error, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods prosper.
112. In two, Beggars, the no-goods do not prosper. In which two? In he who perceives an error as an error, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods do not prosper.
113. In two, Beggars, the no-goods prosper. In which two? In he who perceives what is not Dhamma as Dhamma, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods prosper.
114. In two, Beggars, the no-goods do not prosper. In which two? In he who perceives what is not Dhamma as not Dhamma, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods do not prosper.
115. In two, Beggars, the no-goods prosper. In which two? In he who perceives what is not Discipline as Discipline, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods prosper.
116. In two, Beggars, the no-goods do not prosper. In which two? In he who perceives what is not Discipline as not Discipline, Indeed, Beggars, in these two the no-goods do not prosper. |