25. Mendicants · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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with the eyeCakkhunā
together·restrainsaṁvaro
goodsādhu,
goodsādhu
with the earsotena
together·restrainsaṁvaro;
with the noseGhānena
together·restrainsaṁvaro
goodsādhu,
goodsādhu
with the tonguejivhāya
together·restrainsaṁvaro.
by bodyKāyena
together·restrainsaṁvaro
goodsādhu,
goodsādhu
by speechvācāya
restraintsaṁvaro;
by mindManasā
together·restrainsaṁvaro
goodsādhu,
goodsādhu
everywheresabbattha
restraintsaṁvaro;
everywhereSabbattha
together·restrainsaṁvuto
mendicantbhikkhu,
all·sufferingsabbadukkhā
is releasedpamuccati.
hand·restrainedHatthasaṁyato
foot·restrainedpādasaṁyato,
speech·restrainedVācāsaṁyato
supreme in restraintsaṁyatuttamo;
inside·happyAjjhattarato
serenesamāhito,
solitaryEko
contentsantusito
him·I calltamāhu
a mendicantbhikkhuṁ.
whoYo
mouth·restrainedmukhasaṁyato
mendicantbhikkhu,
counsel·speakingmantabhāṇī
not restlessanuddhato;
the textAtthaṁ
meaning + anddhammañca
explainsdīpeti,
sweetmadhuraṁ
theirtassa
wordsbhāsitaṁ.
delighting in the teachingDhammārāmo
teaching·enjoyingdhammarato,
the teachingdhammaṁ
contemplatinganuvicintayaṁ;
the teachingDhammaṁ
recollectinganussaraṁ
a mendicantbhikkhu,
from the true teachingsaddhammā
notna
away·fallparihāyati.
own gainSalābhaṁ
should not despisenātimaññeyya,
of othersnāññesaṁ
envypihayaṁ
should livecare;
of othersAññesaṁ
envypihayaṁ
a mendicantbhikkhu,
immersionsamādhiṁ
does not attainnādhigacchati.
little·gain·evenAppalābhopi
ifce
a mendicant,bhikkhu,
with·gainsalābhaṁ
does not despisenātimaññati;
themTaṁ
indeedve
godsdevā
praise,pasaṁsanti,
pure of livelihoodsuddhājīviṁ
not·tiredatanditaṁ.
entirelySabbaso
name + formnāmarūpasmiṁ,
for whomyassa
there is notnatthi
sense of ownershipmamāyitaṁ;
for what is notAsatā
andca
notna
grievessocati,
hesa
indeedve
“a mendicant”“bhikkhū”ti
is saidvuccati.
loving-kindness·dwellingMettāvihārī
whoyo
mendicantbhikkhu,
devotedpasanno
Buddha·teachingbuddhasāsane;
towards·goAdhigacche
statepadaṁ
peacefulsantaṁ,
conditions·stillingsaṅkhārūpasamaṁ
blissfulsukhaṁ.
bail outSiñca
mendicantbhikkhu
thisimaṁ
boat,nāvaṁ,
bailed outsittā
itte
will float lightly;lahumessati;
having cut offChetvā
desire andrāgañca
hate and,dosañca,
thentato
you shall reach extinguishment.nibbānamehisi.
fivePañca
should cutchinde
fivepañca
should drop,jahe,
fivepañca
furthercuttari
should develop;bhāvaye;
fivePañca
chain·gone beyondsaṅgātigo
a mendicant,bhikkhu,
flood·crossed“oghatiṇṇo”ti
is said.vuccati.
practice absorptionJhāya
monkbhikkhu
do notmā
be negligentpamādo,
do notMā
lette
sensual·pleasureskāmaguṇe
delightramessu
the mindcittaṁ;
do notMā
iron·balllohaguḷaṁ
swallowgilī
heedlesslypamatto,
do notMā
crykandi
"Oh, the pain!"“dukkhamidan”ti
burningdayhamāno.
not·isNatthi
absorptionjhānaṁ
not·wisdomapaññassa,
wisdompaññā
not·isnatthi
not·absorptionajhāyato;
in whomYamhi
absorption·andjhānañca
wisdompaññā
andca,
hesa
trulyve
extinguishment·nearnibbānasantike.
an empty hutSuññāgāraṁ
of one who has enteredpaviṭṭhassa,
peaceful·mindsantacittassa
of a mendicantbhikkhuno;
superhumanAmānusī
delightrati
ishoti,
rightlysammā
the Dhammadhammaṁ
discerningvipassato.
wheneverYato
whereyato
is mindfulsammasati,
of the aggregateskhandhānaṁ
rise and falludayabbayaṁ;
feelsLabhatī
rapture and joypītipāmojjaṁ,
not·deathamataṁ
thattaṁ
for one who knowsvijānataṁ.
there + this·beginningTatrāyamādi
isbhavati,
hereidha
of the wisepaññassa
mendicantbhikkhuno;
sense·guardingIndriyagutti
contentmentsantuṭṭhi,
in the monastic codepātimokkhe
andca
restraintsaṁvaro.
with friendsMitte
mixbhajassu
spiritualkalyāṇe,
pure·livelihoodsuddhājīve
not·lazyatandite;
hospitality·practicePaṭisanthāravutyassa,
conduct·skillfulācārakusalo
besiyā;
thenTato
full of joypāmojjabahulo,
suffering·enddukkhassantaṁ
will makekarissati.
jasmineVassikā
likeviya
flowers,pupphāni,
witheredmaddavāni
sheds;pamuñcati;
thusEvaṁ
greed andrāgañca
hate,dosañca,
apart·releasevippamuñcetha
O mendicants.bhikkhavo.
calm·bodySantakāyo
calm·speechsantavāco,
calm·peacefulsantavā
well·collectedsusamāhito;
vomited·world-baitVantalokāmiso
a mendicantbhikkhu,
one at peace“upasanto”ti
is said to bevuccati.
by oneselfAttanā
urge on yourselfcodayattānaṁ,
back·reflectpaṭimaṁsetha
on oneselfattanā;
heSo
self·guardedattagutto
mindfulsatimā,
happinesssukhaṁ
a mendicantbhikkhu
will dwellvihāhisi.
selfAttā
indeedhi
of selfattano
lordnātho,
whoko
indeedhi
lordnātho
otherparo
would besiyā;
selfAttā
indeedhi
of selfattano
homegati,
thereforetasmā
restrain yourselfsaṁyamamattānaṁ;
steedAssaṁ
as a thoroughbredbhadraṁva
merchantvāṇijo.
joy·fullPāmojjabahulo
a monkbhikkhu,
trustingpasanno
in the Buddha’s teachingbuddhasāsane;
would realizeAdhigacche
the statepadaṁ
peacefulsantaṁ,
conditions·stillingsaṅkhārūpasamaṁ
blissfulsukhaṁ.
whoYo
indeedhave
youngdaharo
mendicantbhikkhu,
devotes himselfyuñjati
Buddha·teachingbuddhasāsane;
thisSomaṁ
worldlokaṁ
forth·shinepabhāseti,
from a cloudabbhā
freed·likemuttova
the mooncandimā.
mendicant·chapterBhikkhuvaggo
the twenty-fifthpañcavīsatimo.
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