| Academic | Sutta Name | Notes | PSA Plae | Vagga | Nikaya | PTS | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AN.VII.13 | Kula Sutta | Having not before visited a certain family, a monk should not do so or if he has to do so, should not sit down if the family exhibit the following seven forms of reluctance: 1. reluctance to offer hospitality; 2. reluctance to offer respect; 3. reluctance to prepare a sitting place; 4. hiding away their possessions; 5. offering little when they possess much; 6. offering coarse things when they possess fine ones, and; 7. giving without respect, not giving with respect. However, having never before visited a family, a monk should do so, and if he has already done so should be seated if the family exhibit the following seven sorts of wholeheartedness: 1. wholehearted hospitality; 2. wholehearted respect; 3. wholeheartedly preparing a place to sit; 4. not hiding away what they have; 5. giving much when they have much; 6. giving refined things when they have them, and; 7. making offerings with respect, not lacking respect. | 37/021 | Sattaka Nipaata, Pa.thamapa.n.naasaka | A"nguttara | A.iv. |