The Burmese Empire a Hundred Years Ago
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The ten evil deeds are divided into two classes. In the first class are comprised all works contrary to the three first commandments, that is, the killing of any animal, theft, and adultery. In the second are placed lying, sowing of discord, bitter and angry words, and useless and idle talk. And the 106 DESCRIPTION OF THE BURMESE EMPIRE third class consists of coveting our neighbour's goods, envy, and the wishing of misfortune or death to others, and finally adherence to the doctrines of the De...itti. Whoever abstains from all these evil deeds is said to observe the Sila, will after death become a great man or a great Nat, and be loaded with honours and riches; he will enjoy a long life, and in each successive transmigration will increase in virtue, till at length being thought worthy to see some God and listen to his discourses, he will thence obtain the perfect happiness of the Niban : ^ when he will be free from the four evils of which we have spoken above : conception, old age, sickness, and death.
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The ten evil deeds are divided into two classes. In the first class are comprised all works contrary to the three first commandments, that is, the killing of any animal, theft, and adultery. In the second are placed lying, sowing of discord, bitter and angry words, and useless and idle talk. And the 106 DESCRIPTION OF THE BURMESE EMPIRE third class consists of coveting our neighbour's goods, envy, and the wishing of misfortune or death to others, and finally adherence to the doctrines of the De...itti. Whoever abstains from all these evil deeds is said to observe the Sila, will after death become a great man or a great Nat, and be loaded with honours and riches; he will enjoy a long life, and in each successive transmigration will increase in virtue, till at length being thought worthy to see some God and listen to his discourses, he will thence obtain the perfect happiness of the Niban : ^ when he will be free from the four evils of which we have spoken above : conception, old age, sickness, and death.
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