One by One · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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thusEvaṁ
by meme
heard—sutaṁ—
oneekaṁ
timesamayaṁ
the Blessed Onebhagavā
at Sāvatthīsāvatthiyaṁ
was stayingviharati
in Jeta's Grovejetavane
of Anāthapiṇḍikaanāthapiṇḍikassa
monastery.ārāme.
thereTatra
indeedkho
the Blessed Onebhagavā
the mendicantsbhikkhū
addressed:āmantesi:
"Mendicants!"“bhikkhavo”ti.
"Venerable sir,"“Bhadante”ti
theyte
the mendicantsbhikkhū
to the Blessed Onebhagavato
replied.paccassosuṁ.
the Blessed OneBhagavā
said this:etadavoca:
astute“Paṇḍito,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
Sāriputtasāriputto;
of great wisdommahāpañño,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
Sāriputtasāriputto;
of widespread wisdomputhupañño,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
Sāriputtasāriputto;
of laughing wisdomhāsapañño,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
Sāriputtasāriputto;
of swift wisdomjavanapañño,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
Sāriputtasāriputto;
of sharp wisdomtikkhapañño,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
Sāriputtasāriputto;
of penetrating wisdomnibbedhikapañño,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
Sāriputtasāriputto;
Sāriputtasāriputto,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
for a fortnightaḍḍhamāsaṁ
discernment of phenomena one by oneanupadadhammavipassanaṁ
he practiced discernmentvipassati.
And this hereTatridaṁ,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
for Sāriputtasāriputtassa
of discernment of phenomena one by oneanupadadhammavipassanāya
it washoti.
hereIdha, monksbhikkhave, Sāriputtasāriputto quite secludedvivicceva from sensual pleasureskāmehi secludedvivicca from unskillful qualitiesakusalehi from qualitiesdhammehi with placing the mindsavitakkaṁ with keeping it connectedsavicāraṁ born of seclusionvivekajaṁ rapture and blisspītisukhaṁ firstpaṭhamaṁ absorptionjhānaṁ having enteredupasampajja he remainedviharati.
whichYe
andca
in the firstpaṭhame
in absorptionjhāne
phenomenadhammā
placingvitakko
andca
keepingvicāro
andca
rapturepīti
andca
and blisssukhañca
unification of mindcittekaggatā
andca,
contactphasso
feelingvedanā
perceptionsaññā
intentioncetanā
mindcittaṁ
enthusiasmchando
decisionadhimokkho
energyvīriyaṁ
mindfulnesssati
equanimityupekkhā
application of mind—thesemanasikāro—tyāssa
phenomenadhammā
distinguished one by oneanupadavavatthitā
arehonti.
TheseTyāssa
phenomenadhammā
knownviditā
ariseuppajjanti,
knownviditā
remainupaṭṭhahanti,
knownviditā
to absenceabbhatthaṁ
gogacchanti.
heSo
thusevaṁ
understandspajānāti:
so‘evaṁ
indeedkirame
phenomenadhammā
not having beenahutvā
come to besambhonti,
having beenhutvā
flit awaypaṭiventī’ti.
heSo
in thosetesu
in phenomenadhammesu
not getting involvedanupāyo
not shying awayanapāyo
independentanissito
untiedappaṭibaddho
liberatedvippamutto
detachedvisaṁyutto
with mind free of boundariesvimariyādīkatena
with mindcetasā
meditatesviharati.
heSo
there is‘atthi
beyonduttari
an escapenissaraṇan’ti
understandspajānāti.
repeated practice of thatTabbahulīkārā
there was for himatthitvevassa
ishoti.
furthermorePuna and alsocaparaṁ, monksbhikkhave, Sāriputtasāriputto of placing the mind and keeping it connectedvitakkavicārānaṁ because of the stillingvūpasamā internalajjhattaṁ claritysampasādanaṁ of mindcetaso at oneekodibhāvaṁ without placing the mindavitakkaṁ without keeping it connectedavicāraṁ born of immersionsamādhijaṁ rapture and blisspītisukhaṁ seconddutiyaṁ absorptionjhānaṁ having enteredupasampajja he remainedviharati.
whichYe
andca
seconddutiye
in absorptionjhāne
phenomena — internaldhammā—ajjhattaṁ
confidencesampasādo
andca
rapturepīti
andca
and blisssukhañca
unification of mindcittekaggatā
and,ca,
contactphasso
feelingvedanā
perceptionsaññā
intentioncetanā
mindcittaṁ
enthusiasmchando
decisionadhimokkho
energyvīriyaṁ
mindfulnesssati
equanimityupekkhā
application of mind — thesemanasikāro—tyāssa
phenomenadhammā
distinguished one by oneanupadavavatthitā
arehonti.
TheseTyāssa
phenomenadhammā
knownviditā
arise,uppajjanti,
knownviditā
remain,upaṭṭhahanti,
knownviditā
to going awayabbhatthaṁ
go.gacchanti.
HeSo
thusevaṁ
understands:pajānāti:
‘so‘evaṁ
kiri mekirame
phenomenadhammā
not having beenahutvā
come to be,sambhonti,
having beenhutvā
flit away’ ti.paṭiventī’ti.
HeSo
regarding thosetesu
phenomenadhammesu
uninvolvedanupāyo
unshyinganapāyo
independentanissito
untiedappaṭibaddho
liberatedvippamutto
detachedvisaṁyutto
with mind free of boundariesvimariyādīkatena
mindcetasā
meditates.viharati.
HeSo
‘there is‘atthi
beyonduttari
escape’nissaraṇan’ti
understands.pajānāti.
Repeated practice of thatTabbahulīkārā
indeed confirmedatthitvevassa
was.hoti.
furthermorePuna and alsocaparaṁ, O monksbhikkhave, Sāriputtasāriputto of rapturepītiyā andca from fading awayvirāgā equanimousupekkhako andca dwellsviharati mindfulsato andca awaresampajāno, and blisssukhañca with the bodykāyena experiencespaṭisaṁvedeti. whichYaṁ thattaṁ noble onesariyā declareācikkhanti: equanimous‘upekkhako mindfulsatimā one who dwells in blisssukhavihārī’ti thirdtatiyaṁ absorptionjhānaṁ having entered uponupasampajja he dwellsviharati.
whichYe
andca
thirdtatiye
in the absorptionjhāne
phenomena—bliss anddhammā—sukhañca
mindfulnesssati
andca
awareness andsampajaññañca
unification of mindcittekaggatā
andca,
contactphasso
feelingvedanā
perceptionsaññā
intentioncetanā
mindcittaṁ
enthusiasmchando
decisionadhimokkho
energyvīriyaṁ
mindfulnesssati
equanimityupekkhā
application of mind—manasikāro—
those for himtyāssa
phenomenadhammā
distinguished one by oneanupadavavatthitā
arehonti,
those for himtyāssa
phenomenadhammā
knownviditā
they ariseuppajjanti,
knownviditā
they remainupaṭṭhahanti,
knownviditā
to disappearanceabbhatthaṁ
they gogacchanti.
heSo
thusevaṁ
he understandspajānāti:
so‘evaṁ
indeedkirame
phenomenadhammā
not having beenahutvā
they come to besambhonti,
having beenhutvā
they flit awaypaṭiventī’ti.
heSo
in thosetesu
phenomenadhammesu
without getting involvedanupāyo
without shying awayanapāyo
independentanissito
untiedappaṭibaddho
liberatedvippamutto
detachedvisaṁyutto
with mind free of boundariesvimariyādīkatena
with mindcetasā
he meditatesviharati.
heSo
there is‘atthi
beyonduttari
escapenissaraṇan’ti
he understandspajānāti.
from repeated practice of thatTabbahulīkārā
indeed for himatthitvevassa
it washoti.
furthermorePuna and alsocaparaṁ, monksbhikkhave, Sāriputtasāriputto of pleasuresukhassa andca through giving uppahānā of paindukkhassa andca through giving uppahānā previouslypubbeva of happiness and sadnesssomanassadomanassānaṁ through disappearanceatthaṅgamā without pleasure or painadukkhamasukhaṁ with pure equanimity and mindfulnessupekkhāsatipārisuddhiṁ fourthcatutthaṁ absorptionjhānaṁ having enteredupasampajja he remainedviharati.
whichYe
andca
in the fourthcatutthe
absorptionjhāne
phenomena—equanimitydhammā—upekkhā
neither painful nor pleasantadukkhamasukhā
feelingvedanā
due to tranquilitypassaddhattā
of mindcetaso
mental unconcernanābhogo
pure mindfulnesssatipārisuddhi
unification of mindcittekaggatā
andca,
contactphasso
feelingvedanā
perceptionsaññā
intentioncetanā
mindcittaṁ
enthusiasmchando
decisionadhimokkho
energyvīriyaṁ
mindfulnesssati
equanimityupekkhā
application of mind—these for himmanasikāro—tyāssa
phenomenadhammā
distinguished one by oneanupadavavatthitā
arehonti.
these for himTyāssa
phenomenadhammā
knownviditā
ariseuppajjanti,
knownviditā
remainupaṭṭhahanti,
knownviditā
to destructionabbhatthaṁ
gogacchanti.
heSo
thusevaṁ
understandspajānāti:
thus‘evaṁ
indeed, thesekirame
phenomenadhammā
not having beenahutvā
come to besambhonti,
having beenhutvā
flit awaypaṭiventī’ti.
heSo
in thosetesu
phenomenadhammesu
uninvolvedanupāyo
not shying awayanapāyo
independentanissito
untiedappaṭibaddho
liberatedvippamutto
detachedvisaṁyutto
with a mind without boundariesvimariyādīkatena
with mindcetasā
meditatesviharati.
heSo
there is‘atthi
beyonduttari
an escapenissaraṇan’ti
understandspajānāti.
by repeated practiceTabbahulīkārā
it was confirmed for himatthitvevassa
it ishoti.
furthermorePuna and moreovercaparaṁ, O monksbhikkhave, Sāriputtasāriputto totallysabbaso of perceptions of formrūpasaññānaṁ by the complete transcendingsamatikkamā of perceptions of impingementpaṭighasaññānaṁ by the disappearanceatthaṅgamā of perceptions of diversitynānattasaññānaṁ by the non-focusingamanasikārā infinite‘ananto spaceākāso’ti dimension of infinite spaceākāsānañcāyatanaṁ having enteredupasampajja he remainedviharati.
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