प्रेम से प्रेम,प्रेम से द्वेष कैसे होता है ?

ये चार उत्पन्न होते हैं। कौन-से चार ? प्रेम से प्रेम होता है, प्रेम से द्वेष उत्पन्न होता है, द्वेष से प्रेम होता है तथा द्वेष से द्वेष उत्पन्न होता है।<br />प्रेम से प्रेम कैसे पैदा होता है?<br />प्रेम से द्वेष कैसे पैदा होता है?<br />द्वेष से प्रेम कैसे पैदा होता है?<br />द्वेष से द्वेष कैसे पैदा होता है?<br />Bhikkhus, there are these four things that are born. What four? Affection is born from affection; hatred is born from affection; affection is born from hatred; and hatred is born from hatred.<br />(1) “And how, bhikkhus, is affection born from affection? Here, one person is desirable, lovable, and agreeable to another. Others treat that person in a way that is desirable, lovable, and agreeable. It occurs to the latter: ‘Others treat that person who is desirable, lovable, and agreeable to me in a way that is desirable, lovable, and agreeable.’ He thus feels affection for them. It is in this way that affection is born from affection.<br />(2) “And how is hatred born from affection? Here, one person is desirable, lovable, and agreeable to another. Others treat that person in a way that is undesirable, unlovable, and disagreeable<br /><br />It occurs to the latter: ‘Others treat that person who is desirable, lovable, and agreeable to me in a way that is undesirable, unlovable, and disagreeable.’ He thus feels hatred for them. It is in this way that hatred is born from affection.<br />(3) “And how is affection born from hatred? Here, one person is undesirable, unlovable, and disagreeable to another. Others treat that person in a way that is undesirable, unlovable, and disagreeable. It occurs to the latter: ‘Others treat that person who is undesirable, unlovable, and disagreeable to me in a way that is undesirable, unlovable, and disagreeable.’ He thus feels affection for them. It is in this way that affection is born from hatred.<br />(4) “And how is hatred born from hatred? Here, one person is undesirable, unlovable, [214] and disagreeable to another. Others treat that person in a way that is desirable, lovable, and agreeable. It occurs to the latter: ‘Others treat that person who is undesirable, unlovable, and disagreeable to me in a way that is desirable, lovable, and agreeable.’ He thus feels hatred for them. It is in this way that hatred is born from hatred.<br /><br />Source-सुत्तपिटक~अङ्गुत्तरनिकाय(चतुक्कनिपात-१०. पेमसुत्तं)<br />#buddha #buddhahindi #buddhateachings #buddhism #buddhastory #tripitaka #nameless