Aramika
Namo tassa bhagavato arahato sammā-sambuddhassa
"There are, Potaliya, those four kinds of persons found existing in the world. Of those four, the one that is the most excellent and sublime is the one who speaks dispraise of someone who deserves dispraise, and the dispraise is accurate, truthful, and timely; and who also speaks praise of someone who deserves praise, and the praise is accurate, truthful, and timely. For what reason? Because what excels, Potaliya, is knowledge of the proper time to speak in any particular case."
[li]Good monks are powerless and hard to find. So it is unwise to criticize powerful monks or majority sangha because they are in power. [/li]
- These days are not "kala"(correct time) for speak dispraise of many sangha.
- Since they have the support of majority or have worldly power, the person who speaks is expelled or attacked by the majority.
[li]You can speak dispraise only if some one give 'okasa' (permission) or is your student.
Otherwise no any good result can be achieved but harmful to self and themselves both. Therefore this is not 'kala' for criticizing the monks in power or the majority.[/li]
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Do you agree with that?