EPISODE · Feb 19, 2011 · 1H 28M
Avatamsaka Sutra 2011-02-19
from Berkeley Buddhist Monastery · host Rev. Heng Sure
Avatamsaka Sutra, Ten Grounds Chapter, Second Ground, covering following text paragraph: "The offense of loose speech also causes living beings to fall into the three evil paths. If they are born among people, they have two kinds of retribution: one, people will not accept what they say; two, their spech will not be clearly understood." In Chinese "綺語之罪亦令眾生墮三惡道； 若生人中，得二種果報，一者言無人受，二者語不明了。"
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