26. Brahmins · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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cutChinda
the streamsotaṁ
strivingparakkamma,
sensual pleasureskāme
cast asidepanuda
brahminbrāhmaṇa;
of conditionsSaṅkhārānaṁ
the endingkhayaṁ
knowingñatvā,
know the uncreatedakataññūsi
brahminbrāhmaṇa.
whenYadā
in dualitiesdvayesu
in phenomenadhammesu,
gone beyondpāragū
ishoti
brahminbrāhmaṇo;
then for himAthassa
allsabbe
fetterssaṁyogā,
to an endatthaṁ
they gogacchanti
for the one who knowsjānato.
for whomYassa
crossing overpāraṁ
crossing backapāraṁ
orvā,
crossing over and backpārāpāraṁ
notna
is foundvijjati;
stress-freeVītaddaraṁ
detachedvisaṁyuttaṁ,
that one Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
absorbedJhāyiṁ
rid of hopes, seatedvirajamāsīnaṁ,
task completed, without defilementskatakiccamanāsavaṁ;
arrived at the highest goalUttamatthamanuppattaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
by dayDivā
blazestapati
the sunādicco,
at night radiatesrattimābhāti
the mooncandimā;
in armorSannaddho
the aristocratkhattiyo
shinestapati,
absorbedjhāyī
shinestapati
the brahminbrāhmaṇo;
butAtha
all day and nightsabbamahorattiṁ,
the Buddhabuddho
blazestapati
with glorytejasā.
since they've banished evilBāhitapāpoti
a brahminbrāhmaṇo,
serene lifeSamacariyā
an ascetic's so-calledsamaṇoti
is calledvuccati;
having renounced one's own stainPabbājayamattano
stainmalaṁ,
thereforeTasmā
a renunciant“pabbajito”ti
is calledvuccati.
notNa
a brahminbrāhmaṇassa
should strikepahareyya,
nor shouldnāssa
should releasemuñcetha
a brahminbrāhmaṇo;
woe toDhī
a brahminbrāhmaṇassa
the one who hurtshantāraṁ,
thentato
woe fordhī
the one whoyassa
retaliatesmuñcati.
notNa
for a brahmin anythingbrāhmaṇassetadakiñci
betterseyyo,
whenYadā
holding backnisedho
of the mindmanaso
from attachmentspiyehi;
from whereverYato
whereveryato
a cruel wishhiṁsamano
recoilsnivattati,
right thereTato
theretato
suffering subsides indeedsammatimeva
sufferingdukkhaṁ.
for whomYassa
by bodykāyena
by speechvācāya,
by mindmanasā
there is notnatthi
wrongdoingdukkaṭaṁ;
restrainedSaṁvutaṁ
in threetīhi
respectsṭhānehi,
him Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
from whomYamhā
the Dhammadhammaṁ
you should learnvijāneyya,
taught by the awakened Buddhasammāsambuddhadesitaṁ;
graciouslySakkaccaṁ
himtaṁ
you should honornamasseyya,
as the sacred flameaggihuttaṁva
a brahminbrāhmaṇo.
notNa
by matted hairjaṭāhi
notna
by familygottena,
notna
by birthjaccā
ishoti
a brahminbrāhmaṇo;
in whomYamhi
truth andsaccañca
dhammadhammo
andca,
heso
puresucī
heso
andca
a brahminbrāhmaṇo.
whyKiṁ
yourte
with matted hairjaṭāhi
simpletondummedha,
whykiṁ
yourte
with deer-skin garmentajinasāṭiyā;
insideAbbhantaraṁ
yourte
tanglegahanaṁ,
outsidebāhiraṁ
you polishparimajjasi.
wearing robes of ragsPaṁsukūladharaṁ
personjantuṁ,
leankisaṁ
with veins showingdhamanisanthataṁ;
aloneEkaṁ
in the forestvanasmiṁ
meditatingjhāyantaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
notNa
and Icāhaṁ
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ
I callbrūmi,
born from a wombyonijaṁ
born from a mothermattisambhavaṁ;
one who says 'worthy'Bhovādi
justnāma
heso
ishoti,
ifsace
he ishoti
with attachmentssakiñcano;
having nothingAkiñcanaṁ
taking nothinganādānaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
all fettersSabbasaṁyojanaṁ
having cut offchetvā,
whoyo
indeedve
notna
has anxietyparitassati;
having gone beyond attachmentSaṅgātigaṁ
detachedvisaṁyuttaṁ,
that one Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
having cutChetvā
the strapnaddhiṁ
and the harnessvarattañca,
the haltersandānaṁ
and bridle toosahanukkamaṁ;
with cross-bar liftedUkkhittapalighaṁ
awakenedbuddhaṁ,
that one Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
abuseAkkosaṁ
and killing, cagingvadhabandhañca,
without angeraduṭṭho
whoyo
endurestitikkhati;
patience-powerKhantībalaṁ
powerful armybalānīkaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
free from angerAkkodhanaṁ
dutiful in observancesvatavantaṁ,
dutiful in preceptssīlavantaṁ
not pretentiousanussadaṁ;
tamedDantaṁ
bearing their final bodyantimasārīraṁ,
that one Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
waterVāri
like on a lotus leafpokkharapatteva,
like on the point of a needleāraggeriva
a mustard seedsāsapo;
whoYo
notna
is stainedlimpati
by sensual pleasureskāmesu,
himtamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
whoYo
of sufferingdukkhassa
understandspajānāti,
just hereidheva
the end for oneselfkhayamattano;
with burden put downPannabhāraṁ
detachedvisaṁyuttaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
deep in wisdomGambhīrapaññaṁ
intelligentmedhāviṁ,
expert in the path and what is not the pathmaggāmaggassa
expertkovidaṁ;
arrived at the highest goalUttamatthamanuppattaṁ,
that onetamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
not mixedAsaṁsaṭṭhaṁ
with householdersgahaṭṭhehi,
with the homelessanāgārehi
and bothcūbhayaṁ;
a migrant with no bastion, few in wishesAnokasārimappicchaṁ,
that one Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
having laid asideNidhāya
violencedaṇḍaṁ
against creaturesbhūtesu,
the frailtasesu
the firmthāvaresu
andca;
whoYo
notna
killshanti
notna
makes killghāteti,
him Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
not fightingAviruddhaṁ
among those who fightviruddhesu,
among those who have taken up armsattadaṇḍesu
quenchednibbutaṁ;
among those who graspSādānesu
not graspinganādānaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
whoseYassa
greedrāgo
andca
hatedoso
andca,
conceitmāno
contemptmakkho
andca
discardedpātito;
like a mustard seedSāsaporiva
off the pointāraggā,
him Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
polishedAkakkasaṁ
informativeviññāpaniṁ,
speechgiraṁ
true, may one uttersaccamudīraye;
by whichYāya
one does not offendnābhisaje
anyonekañci,
that one Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
whoever hereYodha
longdīghaṁ
orva
shortrassaṁ
orvā,
tinyaṇuṁ
hugethūlaṁ
beautiful or uglysubhāsubhaṁ;
in the worldLoke
not stolenadinnaṁ
does not takenādiyati,
him Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
hopesĀsā
of whomyassa
notna
are foundvijjanti,
in thisasmiṁ
worldloke
in the nextparamhi
orca;
with no need for hopeNirāsāsaṁ
detachedvisaṁyuttaṁ,
that one Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
for whom attachmentsYassālayā
notna
are foundvijjanti,
having knownaññāya
free from indecisionakathaṅkathī;
arrived at the deathlessAmatogadhamanuppattaṁ,
that one Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
who hereYodha
merit andpuññañca
demerit and,pāpañca,
bothubho
has overcome the attachmentsaṅgamupaccagā;
sorrowlessAsokaṁ
stainlessvirajaṁ
pure,suddhaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahmin.brāhmaṇaṁ.
like the moonCandaṁva
spotlessvimalaṁ
pure,suddhaṁ,
clear and unclouded;vippasannamanāvilaṁ;
they've ended relish for rebirth,Nandībhavaparikkhīṇaṁ,
that one Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahmin.brāhmaṇaṁ.
who thisYomaṁ
swamppalipathaṁ
gruelingduggaṁ,
transmigrationsaṁsāraṁ
has got past delusionmohamaccagā;
crossed overTiṇṇo
gone to the far shorepāraṅgato
meditatingjhāyī,
free of indecisionanejo
free of indecisionakathaṅkathī;
not graspingAnupādāya
quenchednibbuto,
him Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
who hereYodha
sensual pleasureskāme
having given uppahantvāna,
homeless oneanāgāro
wanders forthparibbaje;
ended rebirth in the sensual realmKāmabhavaparikkhīṇaṁ,
that one indeed Itamahaṁ
declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
who hereYodha
cravingtaṇhaṁ
having given uppahantvāna,
homelessanāgāro
should wander forthparibbaje;
with craving for becoming fully destroyedTaṇhābhavaparikkhīṇaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
homelessanāgāro
should wander forthparibbaje;
with craving for becoming fully destroyedTaṇhābhavaparikkhīṇaṁ,
him Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
a brahminbrāhmaṇaṁ.
Story of Jotika TheraJotikattheravatthu
who hereYodha
cravingtaṇhaṁ
having given uppahantvāna,
having abandonedHitvā
humanmānusakaṁ
yoke,yogaṁ,
heavenlydibbaṁ
yokeyogaṁ
slipped out ofupaccagā;
unyoked from all yokes,Sabbayogavisaṁyuttaṁ,
that one Itamahaṁ
I declarebrūmi
brahmin.brāhmaṇaṁ.
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