Viggo Fausböll > Quotes

“Whosoever exalts himself and despises others, being mean by his pride, let one know him as an outcast. (131)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta

“he who loves Dhamma is the winner, he who hates Dhamma is the loser.' (91)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta

“The man who is angry and bears hatred, who is wicked and hypocritical, who has embraced wrong views, who is deceitful, let one know him as an outcast. (115)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta

“Whosoever is seen with the wives of relatives or of friends either by force or with their consent, let one know him as an outcast. (122)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta

“21. 'Not by birth does one become an outcast, not by birth does one become a Brâmana; by deeds one becomes an outcast, by deeds one becomes a Brâmana. (135)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta

“Whosoever in this world harms living beings, whether once or twice born, and in whom there is no compassion for living beings, let one know him as an outcast. (116)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta

“As a lion strong by his teeth, after overcoming (all animals), wanders victorious as the king of the animals, and haunts distant dwelling-places[1], (even so) let one wander alone like a rhinoceros. (71)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta

“18. 'Whosoever is a provoker and is avaricious, has sinful desires, is envious, wicked, shameless, and fearless of sinning, let one know him as an outcast. (132)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta

“Whosoever, being asked about what is good, teaches what is bad and advises (another, while) concealing (something from him), let one know him as an outcast. (125)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta

“may all beings be happy and secure, may they be happy-minded. (144)”
― V. Fausbøll, The Sutta-Nipâta