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-Twenty defects of bustle. The ''Sutra Requested by Superior Intention'' says: "[[Maitreya]], there are twenty defects of bustle. What are these twenty? Maitreya, they are not to have controlled one's body, not to have controlled one's speech, not to have controlled one's mind, to have great desire, to have great hatred, to have great dullness, to be tainted by mundane conversation, to have completely strayed away from supramundane conversation, to associate with people who do not respect [[Dharma]], to have fully cast away the Dharma, to consequently be harmed by the [[mara]]s, to associate with people who are careless, to be careless oneself, to be dominated by conception ([[rtog pa]]) and discernment ([[dpyod pa]]), to completely stray away from great learning, to fail to achieve [[shamatha and vipashyana]], to fail quickly to become brahmacharin, to completely stray away from rejoicing in [[Buddha]], to completely stray away from rejoicing in the [[Dharma]], to completely stray away from rejoicing in the [[Sangha]]. Maitreya, these twenty should be understood as the defects of taking delight in bustle. A [[bodhisattva]] after having applied examination will take delight in solitude and never become completely saddened. ([[RY]])
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