Changing parts of circumstances and the precept of not speaking what is not true
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In how far might it count as a break of the precept, abstaining from telling what is not true, if one changes the circumstances?
For example here: There might be a question, receiving answers. Afterwards are changes of the questions by telling about the circumstances differently, sometime seemingly slight, does a change counts as a break?
If not having the intention to missinterpret the answerer, does such anyhow possible give ground that they accure missinterpreted?
To include Abhidhamma in the question: What are ones reasons willing to change answers, questions, delete parts, modify... in retelling afterwards if it is unskillful? Why and how could one render change in a skilfulway that would harm in this or that way or make aware of it?
How to go beyound such problems, what whould be a secure solution?
What are the consequences of missinterpreting and changing the true or circumstances to display a differnt picture for ones benefit, harm of others or out of not-knowing and fear (e.g. the four roots of akusala, greed, aversion, delution, fear)
Asked by Samana Johann
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Jun 18, 2017, 12:58 AM
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