Safeguard Recitals (a book of protection chants)

The Seven Extra Discourses - 121
Jātitthaddho dhanatthaddho, gottatthaddho ca yo naro,
“That man who is proud of his birth, his wealth, and his ancestry,
sañ-ñātiṁ atimaññeti, taṁ parābhavato mukhaṁ.” [14]
and who despises his kinsfolk, that is a cause of ruination.”
“Iti hetaṁ vijānāma, sattamo so parābhavo.
“Indeed it is so, this we know, this is the seventh ruin (of man).
Aṭṭhamaṁ Bhagavā brūhi, kiṁ parābhavato mukhaṁ?” [15]
Please tell us, Gracious One, what is the eighth cause of ruin?”
“Itthidhutto, surādhutto, akkhadhutto ca yo naro,
“That man who is a womanizer, a drunkard, and a gambler,
laddhaṁ laddhaṁ vināseti, taṁ parābhavato mukhaṁ.” [16]
who destroys whatever is gained, that is a cause of ruination.”
“Iti hetaṁ vijānāma, aṭṭhamo so parābhavo.
“Indeed it is so, this we know, this is the eighth ruin (of man).
Navamaṁ Bhagavā brūhi, kiṁ parābhavato mukhaṁ?” [17]
Please tell us, Gracious One, what is the ninth cause of ruin?”
“Sehi dārehi 1 ’santuṭṭho, vesiyāsu padissati,
“(He who is) not satisfied with his own wives, and is seen with prostitutes,
dissati paradāresu, taṁ parābhavato mukhaṁ.” [18]
and is seen with other mens’ wives, that is a cause of ruination.”
“Iti hetaṁ vijānāma, navamo so parābhavo.
“Indeed it is so, this we know, this is the ninth ruin (of man).
Dasamaṁ Bhagavā brūhi, kiṁ parābhavato mukhaṁ?” [19]
Please tell us, Gracious One, what is the tenth cause of ruin?”
“Atītayobbano poso, āneti timbarutthaniṁ,
“A man who, being past his youth, brings home a young girl (for his wife), 2
tassā issā na supati, taṁ parābhavato mukhaṁ.” [20]
and cannot sleep through jealousy, that is a cause of ruination.”
“Iti hetaṁ vijānāma, dasamo so parābhavo.
“Indeed it is so, this we know, this is the tenth ruin (of man).
Ekādasamaṁ Bhagavā brūhi, kiṁ parābhavato mukhaṁ?” [21]
Please tell us, Gracious One, what is the eleventh cause of ruin?”
1 CBhp: dārehya
2 lit: one with breasts like the timbaru fruit, comm: taruṇadārikaṁ