user16363: Not having a quality, not seeing a quality in oneself, people get annoyed, even angry -- and use 1001 excuses to escape the first training.
Now, one who is stingy and not even willing to master it, can such a person expect to be able to grow in Dhamma?
Could he even understand teachings a little in right way, and open to the next step, i.e. right moral virtue?
(Note: this is not given for trade, exchange, stacks and entertaining binding here, but for an exit for debt)

user16635: Nothing is fixed and unchangeable, so we hold that everyone has the ability to progress in understanding. To believe otherwise is, you know... ungenerous.

16363: <p>Not having a quality, not seeing a quality in oneself, people get annoyed, even angry -- and use 1001 excuses to escape the first training.</p>

<p>Now, one who is stingy and not even willing to master it, can such a person expect to be able to grow in Dhamma?</p>

<p>Could he even understand teachings a little in right way, and open to the next step, i.e. right moral virtue?</p>

<p><em>(Note: this is not given for trade, exchange, stacks and entertaining binding here, but for an exit for debt)</em></p>
 16635: <p>Nothing is fixed and unchangeable, so we hold that everyone has the ability to progress in understanding. To believe otherwise is, you know... ungenerous.</p>
