an10.117:1.1 Then Saṅgārava the brahmin went up to the Buddha, and exchanged greetings with him.
an10.117:1.2 When the greetings and polite conversation were over, he sat down to one side and said to the Buddha:
an10.117:1.3 “Worthy Gotama, what is the near shore? And what is the far shore?”
an10.117:1.4 “Wrong view is the near shore, brahmin, and right view is the far shore.
an10.117:1.5 Wrong purpose is the near shore, and right purpose is the far shore.
an10.117:1.6 Wrong speech is the near shore, and right speech is the far shore.
an10.117:1.7 Wrong action is the near shore, and right action is the far shore.
an10.117:1.8 Wrong livelihood is the near shore, and right livelihood is the far shore.
an10.117:1.9 Wrong effort is the near shore, and right effort is the far shore.
an10.117:1.10 Wrong mindfulness is the near shore, and right mindfulness is the far shore.
an10.117:1.11 Wrong immersion is the near shore, and right immersion is the far shore.
an10.117:1.12 Wrong knowledge is the near shore, and right knowledge is the far shore.
an10.117:1.13 Wrong freedom is the near shore, and right freedom is the far shore.
an10.117:1.14 This is the near shore, and this is the far shore.
