Giving · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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said·indeed + thatVuttañhetaṁ by the Buddhabhagavatā said·perfected·quotationvuttamarahatāti by meme heardsutaṁ:
if thus“Evañce,
O monksbhikkhave,
beingssattā
would knowjāneyyuṁ
giving·sharingdānasaṁvibhāgassa
fruitvipākaṁ
as + Iyathāhaṁ
knowjānāmi,
notna
not·givenadatvā
would eatbhuñjeyyuṁ,
notna
andca
theirnesaṁ
stinginess·stainmaccheramalaṁ
mindcittaṁ
around·givepariyādāya
would standtiṭṭheyya.
who + evenYopi
theirnesaṁ
would beassa
lastcarimo
morselālopo
lastcarimaṁ
morselkabaḷaṁ,
from that + tootatopi
notna
not·shareasaṁvibhajitvā
would eatbhuñjeyyuṁ,
ifsace
theirnesaṁ
recipientspaṭiggāhakā
would beassu.
becauseYasmā
andca
indeedkho,
O monksbhikkhave,
beingssattā
notna
thusevaṁ
knowjānanti
giving·sharingdānasaṁvibhāgassa
fruitvipākaṁ
as + Iyathāhaṁ
knowjānāmi,
thereforetasmā
not·givenadatvā
they eatbhuñjanti,
stinginess·stain + andmaccheramalañca
theirnesaṁ
mindcittaṁ
around·givepariyādāya
standstiṭṭhatī”ti.
this·matterEtamatthaṁ
the Blessed Onebhagavā
spokeavoca.
there + thisTatthetaṁ
thusiti
is saidvuccati:
only + if“Evañce
beingssattā
would knowjāneyyuṁ,
as taughtyathāvuttaṁ
by the great seermahesinā;
the resultVipākaṁ
of giving and sharingsaṁvibhāgassa,
howyathā
ishoti
of great fruitmahapphalaṁ.
having removedVineyya
stinginess·stainmaccheramalaṁ,
clear·confidentvippasannena
with heartcetasā;
they would giveDajjuṁ
dulykālena
to the noble onesariyesu,
whereyattha
givendinnaṁ
great·fruitmahapphalaṁ.
and foodAnnañca
having givendatvā
abundantbahuno,
to those worthy of offeringdakkhiṇeyyesu
offeringdakkhiṇaṁ;
from hereIto
departedcutā
from the human statemanussattā,
to heavensaggaṁ
they gogacchanti
giversdāyakā.
theyTe
andca
heaven·gonesaggagatā
theretattha,
they rejoicemodanti
desiring pleasureskāmakāmino;
the fruitVipākaṁ
of sharingsaṁvibhāgassa,
they enjoyanubhonti
the generousamaccharā”ti.
this·tooAyampi
matterattho
was spokenvutto
by the Blessed Onebhagavatā,
thatiti
by meme
was heardsutanti.
sixthChaṭṭhaṁ.
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