| A.10_087 | Adhikara.na Sutta | The ten factors leading to disharmony in the monastic community. Monks who tend to cause disharmony in the community tend to be those who: 1. are not interested in calming disputes; 2.are disinterested in training; 3. have peverse desires; 4. are angry; 5. belittle the goodness of others; 6. are boastful; 7. are deceitful; 8. do not meditate on the teachings; 9. do not favour seclusion, and; 10. are inhospitable to their fellow monks. Such monks tend to be like an unbroken colt who want the attention and privileges of a thoroughbred -- but when not recieving enough attention, instead causes disharmony in the community. | 38/269 | Dasaka Nipaata, Dutiya Pa.n.naasaka | A"nguttara | A.i. | |