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Once, during a tour in Kosala with a large number of
monks, the Buddha saw a fisherman selling fish.
Sitting down at the foot of a tree by the wayside, the
Buddha pointed out to the monks how no fisherman enjoyed a happy life because
his mind was, for ever engaged in slaughter.
It was the same, he said, with those who killed other
creatures; those guilty of killing would suffer greatly after death. A.iii.301f.

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