The Longer Discourse on Emptiness · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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whereYattha
by a mendicantbhikkhunā
regularlyabhikkhaṇaṁ
one's ownsakaṁ
mindcittaṁ
should be checkedpaccavekkhitabbaṁ:
there is‘atthi
nownu
indeedkho
myme
theseimesu
fivepañcasu
sensuality·strandkāmaguṇesu
in any oneaññatarasmiṁ
orvā
in any oneaññatarasmiṁ
orvā
in a sense fieldāyatane
arisesuppajjati
of the mindcetaso
engagement?samudācāro’ti?
ifSace,
Ānandaānanda,
a mendicantbhikkhu
checkingpaccavekkhamāno
thusevaṁ
knowspajānāti:
there is‘atthi
indeedkho
myme
theseimesu
fivepañcasu
sensuality·strandkāmaguṇesu
in any oneaññatarasmiṁ
orvā
in any oneaññatarasmiṁ
orvā
in a sense fieldāyatane
arisesuppajjati
of the mindcetaso
engagement,samudācāro’ti,
thusevaṁ
being + thissantametaṁ,
Ānandaānanda,
a mendicantbhikkhu
thusevaṁ
knowspajānāti:
which‘yo
indeedkho
theseimesu
fivepañcasu
sensuality·strandkāmaguṇesu
desire and greedchandarāgo
thatso
of mineme
not given upnappahīno’ti.
thus + indeedItiha
theretattha
awaresampajāno
ishoti.
ifSace
but, Ānandapanānanda,
a mendicantbhikkhu
checkingpaccavekkhamāno
thusevaṁ
knowspajānāti:
there is not‘natthi
indeedkho
myme
theseimesu
fivepañcasu
sensuality·strandkāmaguṇesu
in any oneaññatarasmiṁ
orvā
in any oneaññatarasmiṁ
orvā
in a sense fieldāyatane
arisesuppajjati
of the mindcetaso
engagement,samudācāro’ti,
thusevaṁ
being + thissantametaṁ,
Ānandaānanda,
a mendicantbhikkhu
thusevaṁ
knowspajānāti:
which‘yo
indeedkho
theseimesu
fivepañcasu
sensuality·strandkāmaguṇesu
desire and greedchandarāgo
thatso
of mineme
given uppahīno’ti.
thus + indeedItiha
theretattha
awaresampajāno
ishoti.
fivePañca
indeedkho
theseime,
Ānandaānanda,
grasping·aggregateupādānakkhandhā
whereyattha
by a mendicantbhikkhunā
observing rise and falludayabbayānupassinā
should be dweltvihātabbaṁ:
such‘iti
formrūpaṁ
suchiti
of formrūpassa
originsamudayo
suchiti
of formrūpassa
disappearanceatthaṅgamo,
suchiti
feelingvedanā
……
suchiti
perceptionsaññā
……
suchiti
choicessaṅkhārā
……
suchiti
consciousnessviññāṇaṁ
suchiti
of consciousnessviññāṇassa
originsamudayo
suchiti
of consciousnessviññāṇassa
disappearance·quotation markeratthaṅgamo’ti.
of himTassa
theseimesu
fivepañcasu
grasping·aggregateupādānakkhandhesu
contemplating rise and falludayabbayānupassino
while dwellingviharato
whateveryo
fivepañcasu
grasping·aggregateupādānakkhandhesu
I am·conceitasmimāno
itso
is given uppahīyati.
thusEvaṁ
this being sosantametaṁ,
Ānandaānanda,
a bhikkhubhikkhu
thusevaṁ
understandspajānāti:
whatever‘yo
indeedkho
theseimesu
fivepañcasu
grasping·aggregateupādānakkhandhesu
I am·conceitasmimāno
itso
by meme
given uppahīno’ti.
in this wayItiha
theretattha
fully·knowingsampajāno
ishoti.
theseIme indeedkho thesete, Ānandaānanda, principlesdhammā entire·skillfulekantakusalā skillful·outcomekusalāyātikā nobleariyā transcendentlokuttarā not·accessibleanavakkantā to the Wicked Onepāpimatā.
thatTaṁ
whatkiṁ
you thinkmaññasi,
Ānandaānanda,
whatkaṁ
purpose·reasonatthavasaṁ
together·seesampassamāno
is worthyarahati
a disciplesāvako
the teachersatthāraṁ
after·bindanubandhituṁ
evenapi
forth·drivepaṇujjamāno”ti?
rooted in the Buddha“Bhagavaṁmūlakā
ourno,
sirbhante,
teachingsdhammā
Blessed One·guidedbhagavaṁnettikā
having the Buddha as refugebhagavaṁpaṭisaraṇā.
pleaseSādhu
indeedvata,
sirbhante,
Blessed One·himselfbhagavantaṁyeva
back·shinepaṭibhātu
of thisetassa
spokenbhāsitassa
the meaningattho.
of the BuddhaBhagavato
having heardsutvā
mendicantsbhikkhū
will rememberdhāressantī”ti.
not“Na
indeedkho,
Ānandaānanda,
is worthyarahati
a disciplesāvako
the Teachersatthāraṁ
to followanubandhituṁ,
namelyyadidaṁ
statementssuttaṁ
mixed prose & versegeyyaṁ
discussionsveyyākaraṇaṁ
of thattassa
for the sakehetu.
thatTaṁ
of whatkissa
reasonhetu?
for a long timeDīgharattassa
becausehi
by youte,
Ānandaānanda,
teachingsdhammā
learnedsutā
rememberingdhātā
by speechvacasā
around·thinkparicitā
mind + scrutinizemanasānupekkhitā
theoreticallydiṭṭhiyā
penetratingsuppaṭividdhā.
whichYā
andca
indeedkho
thisayaṁ,
Ānandaānanda,
talkkathā
about self-effacementabhisallekhikā
helps open the heartcetovinīvaraṇasappāyā
solely to disillusionmentekantanibbidāya
to dispassionvirāgāya
to cessationnirodhāya
to peaceupasamāya
to insightabhiññāya
to awakeningsambodhāya
to extinguishmentnibbānāya
leadssaṁvattati,
that is + talk about fewness of wishesseyyathidaṁ—appicchakathā
talk about contentmentsantuṭṭhikathā
talk about seclusionpavivekakathā
talk about aloofnessasaṁsaggakathā
talk about arousing energyvīriyārambhakathā
talk about ethicssīlakathā
talk about immersionsamādhikathā
talk about wisdompaññākathā
talk about freedomvimuttikathā
freedom-knowledge-vision-talk + suchvimuttiñāṇadassanakathā—evarūpiyā
indeedkho,
Ānandaānanda,
of talkkathāya
for the sakehetu
is worthyarahati
a disciplesāvako
the Teachersatthāraṁ
to followanubandhituṁ
evenapi
if driven awaypaṇujjamāno.
thusEvaṁ being sosante indeedkho, Ānandaānanda, tutor + perilācariyūpaddavo there ishoti, thusevaṁ being sosante pupil + perilantevāsūpaddavo there ishoti, thusevaṁ being sosante spiritual-practitioner + perilbrahmacārūpaddavo there ishoti.
how + and·ĀnandaKathañcānanda,
tutor + perilācariyūpaddavo
is there?hoti?
here + ĀnandaIdhānanda,
someekacco
teachersatthā
secludedvivittaṁ
lodgingsenāsanaṁ
frequentsbhajati
wildernessaraññaṁ
tree·rootrukkhamūlaṁ
hillpabbataṁ
ravinekandaraṁ
mountain·cavegiriguhaṁ
charnel groundsusānaṁ
forestvanapatthaṁ
open airabbhokāsaṁ
straw·heappalālapuñjaṁ.
for that oneTassa
thus + withdrawntathāvūpakaṭṭhassa
while dwellingviharato
they visitanvāvattanti
brahmin·householderbrāhmaṇagahapatikā
townspeoplenegamā
andceva
country peoplejānapadā
and.ca.
theySo
when they visitanvāvattantesu
brahmin·householderbrāhmaṇagahapatikesu
townspeoplenegamesu
andceva
country peoplejānapadesu
andca
infatuationmucchaṁ
enjoys,nikāmayati,
greedgedhaṁ
falls into,āpajjati,
returnsāvattati
to indulgence.bāhullāya.
thisAyaṁ
said + Ānandavuccatānanda,
perilupaddavo
tutor.ācariyo.
tutor + perilĀcariyūpaddavena
they ruinedavadhiṁsu
himnaṁ
badpāpakā
unskillfulakusalā
qualitiesdhammā
corruptingsaṅkilesikā
leading to future livesponobbhavikā
hurtfulsadarā
suffering·resultdukkhavipākā
in the futureāyatiṁ
birth·old age·deathjātijarāmaraṇiyā.
thusEvaṁ
indeed,kho,
Ānanda,ānanda,
tutor + perilācariyūpaddavo
is there.hoti.
how + and·ĀnandaKathañcānanda,
pupil·perilantevāsūpaddavo
is there?hoti?
for that same one indeedTasseva
indeedkho
and again·Ānandapanānanda,
of a teachersatthu
a disciplesāvako
of thattassa
teacher'ssatthu
seclusion·emulating the fosteringvivekamanubrūhayamāno
secludedvivittaṁ
lodgingsenāsanaṁ
frequentsbhajati
wildernessaraññaṁ
root of a treerukkhamūlaṁ
a hillpabbataṁ
a ravinekandaraṁ
a mountain cavegiriguhaṁ
a charnel groundsusānaṁ
a forestvanapatthaṁ
open airabbhokāsaṁ
a heap of straw.palālapuñjaṁ.
for thatTassa
thus·withdrawntathāvūpakaṭṭhassa
while meditatingviharato
they visitanvāvattanti
brahmins and householdersbrāhmaṇagahapatikā
people of townnegamā
and alsoceva
country folkjānapadā
and.ca.
heSo
when visitedanvāvattantesu
by brahmins and householdersbrāhmaṇagahapatikesu
by people of townnegamesu
and alsoceva
by country folkjānapadesu
andca
infatuationmucchaṁ
enjoys,nikāmayati,
greedgedhaṁ
falls into,āpajjati,
returnsāvattati
to indulgence.bāhullāya.
thisAyaṁ
is said·Ānandavuccatānanda,
perilupaddavo
for a pupil.antevāsī.
pupil·perilAntevāsūpaddavena
ruinedavadhiṁsu
himnaṁ
badpāpakā
unskillfulakusalā
qualitiesdhammā
corruptingsaṅkilesikā
leading to future livesponobbhavikā
hurtfulsadarā
resulting in sufferingdukkhavipākā
in the futureāyatiṁ
for future rebirth, old age, and death.jātijarāmaraṇiyā.
thusEvaṁ
indeed,kho,
Ānanda,ānanda,
pupil·perilantevāsūpaddavo
is there.hoti.
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