sn16.8:7.1 Then the junior mendicants think:
sn16.8:7.2 ‘It seems that when a mendicant is well-known and famous, a recipient of robes, almsfood, lodgings, and medicines and supplies for the sick, senior mendicants invite them to a seat …’
sn16.8:7.4 They practice accordingly.
sn16.8:7.5 That is for their lasting harm and suffering.
sn16.8:7.6 And if it could ever be rightly said that
sn16.8:7.7 spiritual practitioners have been imperiled by the peril of a spiritual practitioner, and vanquished by the vanquishing of a spiritual practitioner, it is these days that this could be rightly said.”