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Illustrated Glossary of Pāli Terms - Pāli language glossary and dictionary with examples from the Theravāda Pāli Canon.

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Illustrated Glossary of Pāli Terms

Pāli language glossary and dictionary with examples from the Theravāda Pāli Canon.

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Actually Bhante has dedicated it toward the Sangha, before he disrobed. It can be found here, cross-linked and little upgraded, to a tiny stared Dic, for skilful, non-commercial and dhammic purposes, good householder.

Btw, seeing him, good householder, often sharing "Robin hood" stuff and stolen things, maybe not so investigated. Like the CS-app..... Good to prove always a little.

Bhante, grandfather Varado dedicated also some other more then careful and compassionate developed translations toward the Sangha, yet not brought into best form, aside of dhp. It's open to work on, if one wishes to dedicate upwardly.

He left for better and best leaving a last translation behind, worthy to give much value and his last share of merits:
MN 152

When a virtuous person gives a righteously obtained gift to an immoral person with a serene mind, believing that the fruit of karma is great, the giver’s virtue purifies the offering.

When an immoral person gives an unrighteously obtained gift to a virtuous person with an agitated mind a gift, not believing that the fruit of karma is great, the receiver’s virtue purifies the offering.

When an immoral person gives an unrighteously obtained gift to an immoral person with an agitated mind a gift, not believing that the fruit of karma is great, neither's virtue purifies the offering.

When a virtuous person gives a righteously obtained gift to a virtuous person with a serene mind, believing that the fruit of karma is great, that gift, I say, will have abundant karmic fruit.

When a person free of attachment gives a righteously obtained gift to a person free of attachment with a serene mind, believing that the fruit of karma is great, that gift, I say, is the greatest of worldly gifts.
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