The Analysis of the Six Sense Fields · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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thereinTatra,
O monksbhikkhave,
whichyāni
sixcha
based on renunciationnekkhammasitāni
pleasuressomanassāni
thosetāni
relying onnissāya
thosetāni
throughāgamma
whichyāni
sixcha
based on renunciationnekkhammasitāni
sadnessesdomanassāni
thosetāni
give uppajahatha,
thosetāni
transcendsamatikkamatha.
thus of theseEvametesaṁ
giving uppahānaṁ
ishoti,
thus of theseevametesaṁ
transcendingsamatikkamo
ishoti.
thereinTatra,
O monksbhikkhave,
whichyā
sixcha
based on renunciationnekkhammasitā
equanimitiesupekkhā
thosetā
relying onnissāya
thosetā
throughāgamma
whichyāni
sixcha
based on renunciationnekkhammasitāni
pleasuressomanassāni
thosetāni
give uppajahatha,
thosetāni
transcendsamatikkamatha.
thus of theseEvametesaṁ
giving uppahānaṁ
ishoti,
thus of theseevametesaṁ
transcendingsamatikkamo
ishoti.
there isAtthi, monksbhikkhave, equanimityupekkhā diversifiednānattā based on diversitynānattasitā, there isatthi equanimityupekkhā unifiedekattā based on unityekattasitā.
whatKatamā
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
equanimityupekkhā
based on diversitynānattā
based on diversitynānattasitā?
there isAtthi,
monksbhikkhave,
equanimityupekkhā
toward sightsrūpesu,
there isatthi
toward soundssaddesu,
there isatthi
toward smellsgandhesu,
there isatthi
toward tastesrasesu,
there isatthi
toward touchesphoṭṭhabbesu—
thisayaṁ,
monksbhikkhave,
equanimityupekkhā
based on diversitynānattā
based on diversitynānattasitā.
whichKatamā
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
equanimityupekkhā
on unityekattā
based on unityekattasitā?
there isAtthi,
monksbhikkhave,
equanimityupekkhā
based on the dimension of infinite spaceākāsānañcāyatananissitā,
there isatthi
based on the dimension of infinite consciousnessviññāṇañcāyatananissitā,
there isatthi
based on the dimension of nothingnessākiñcaññāyatananissitā,
there isatthi
based on the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatananissitā—
thisayaṁ,
monksbhikkhave,
equanimityupekkhā
on unityekattā
based on unityekattasitā.
thereinTatra,
monksbhikkhave,
whateveryāyaṁ
equanimityupekkhā
based on unityekattā
based on unityekattasitā
thattaṁ
relying onnissāya
thattaṁ
depending onāgamma
whateveryāyaṁ
equanimityupekkhā
based on diversitynānattā
based on diversitynānattasitā
thattaṁ
give uppajahatha,
thattaṁ
transcendsamatikkamatha.
thus of itEvametissā
abandoningpahānaṁ
ishoti,
thus of itevametissā
transcendingsamatikkamo
ishoti.
not being determined by thatAtammayataṁ,
monksbhikkhave,
relying onnissāya
not being determined by thatatammayataṁ
depending onāgamma
whateveryāyaṁ
equanimityupekkhā
based on unityekattā
based on unityekattasitā
thattaṁ
give uppajahatha,
thattaṁ
transcendsamatikkamatha.
thus of itEvametissā
abandoningpahānaṁ
ishoti,
thus of itevametissā
transcendingsamatikkamo
ishoti.
therein‘Tatra
thisidaṁ
relying onnissāya
thisidaṁ
give uppajahathā’ti—
thusiti
whichyaṁ
thattaṁ
was saidvuttaṁ
this veryidametaṁ
in dependence onpaṭicca
was saidvuttaṁ.
three‘Tayo
establishments of mindfulnesssatipaṭṭhānā
which the Noble Oneyadariyo
cultivatessevati,
which the Noble Oneyadariyo
cultivatingsevamāno
a Teachersatthā
worthy to instruct a groupgaṇamanusāsitumarahatī’ti—
thusiti
indeedkho
but thispanetaṁ
saidvuttaṁ;
but why thiskiñcetaṁ
with reference topaṭicca
saidvuttaṁ?
hereIdha,
monksbhikkhave,
the teachersatthā
to disciplessāvakānaṁ
the dhammadhammaṁ
teachesdeseti
compassionateanukampako
wishing welfarehitesī
kindnessanukampaṁ
out ofupādāya:
this‘idaṁ
for youvo
for welfarehitāya,
thisidaṁ
for youvo
for happinesssukhāyā’ti.
of himTassa
disciplessāvakā
notna
listensussūsanti,
notna
earsotaṁ
lendodahanti,
notna
knowledgeaññā
mindcittaṁ
applyupaṭṭhapenti,
having turned awayvokkamma
andca
from the teacher's instructionsatthusāsanā
they proceedvattanti.
thereTatra,
monksbhikkhave,
the realized onetathāgato
notna
indeedceva
displeasedanattamano
ishoti,
notna
andca
displeasureanattamanataṁ
feelspaṭisaṁvedeti,
unfesteringanavassuto
andca
dwellsviharati
mindfulsato
clearly awaresampajāno.
thisIdaṁ,
monksbhikkhave,
firstpaṭhamaṁ
establishment of mindfulnesssatipaṭṭhānaṁ
which the noble oneyadariyo
cultivatessevati,
which the noble oneyadariyo
cultivatingsevamāno
the teachersatthā
a group is fit to instructgaṇamanusāsitumarahati.
againPuna
and furthercaparaṁ,
O monksbhikkhave,
teachersatthā
to disciplessāvakānaṁ
the teachingdhammaṁ
teachesdeseti
compassionateanukampako
wishing welfarehitesī
compassionanukampaṁ
out ofupādāya:
this‘idaṁ
for youvo
for welfarehitāya,
thisidaṁ
for youvo
for happinesssukhāyā’ti.
of himTassa
someekacce
disciplessāvakā
notna
want to listensussūsanti,
notna
earsotaṁ
giveodahanti,
notna
knowledgeaññā
mindcittaṁ
directupaṭṭhapenti,
having turned awayvokkamma
andca
from teacher's instructionsatthusāsanā
proceedvattanti;
someekacce
disciplessāvakā
want to listensussūsanti,
earsotaṁ
giveodahanti,
knowledgeaññā
mindcittaṁ
directupaṭṭhapenti,
notna
andca
having turned awayvokkamma
from teacher's instructionsatthusāsanā
proceedvattanti.
thereTatra,
O monksbhikkhave,
the Realized Onetathāgato
notna
indeedceva
unhappyanattamano
ishoti,
notna
andca
unhappinessanattamanataṁ
experiencespaṭisaṁvedeti;
notna
andca
happyattamano
ishoti,
notna
andca
happinessattamanataṁ
experiencespaṭisaṁvedeti.
unhappinessAnattamanatā
andca
happinessattamanatā
andca—
both of thesetadubhayaṁ
having shunnedabhinivajjetvā
equanimousupekkhako
remainsviharati
mindfulsato
awaresampajāno.
thisIdaṁ
is calledvuccati,
O monksbhikkhave,
seconddutiyaṁ
establishment of mindfulnesssatipaṭṭhānaṁ
which the Noble Oneyadariyo
cultivatessevati,
which the Noble Oneyadariyo
cultivatingsevamāno
teachersatthā
is fit to instruct a followinggaṇamanusāsitumarahati.
againPuna
and furthercaparaṁ,
monksbhikkhave,
the Teachersatthā
to disciplessāvakānaṁ
Dhammadhammaṁ
teachesdeseti
kindanukampako
sympathetichitesī
kindnessanukampaṁ
out ofupādāya:
“this‘idaṁ
for youvo
for welfarehitāya,
thisidaṁ
for youvo
for happiness”sukhāyā’ti.
hisTassa
disciplessāvakā
want to listensussūsanti,
earsotaṁ
they actively listenodahanti,
trying to understandaññācittaṁ
they try to understandupaṭṭhapenti,
notna
andca
having turned awayvokkamma
from the Teacher’s instructionsatthusāsanā
they proceedvattanti.
thereTatra,
monksbhikkhave,
the Realized Onetathāgato
happyattamano
indeedceva
ishoti,
happinessattamanatañca
he does feelpaṭisaṁvedeti,
unfesteringanavassuto
andca
remainsviharati
mindfulsato
awaresampajāno.
thisIdaṁ
is calledvuccati,
monksbhikkhave,
thirdtatiyaṁ
establishment of mindfulnesssatipaṭṭhānaṁ
which the Noble Oneyadariyo
cultivatessevati,
which the Noble Oneyadariyo
cultivatingsevamāno
the Teachersatthā
worthy to instruct a groupgaṇamanusāsitumarahati.
“three‘Tayo
establishments of mindfulnesssatipaṭṭhānā
which the Noble Oneyadariyo
cultivatessevati,
which the Noble Oneyadariyo
cultivatingsevamāno
the Teachersatthā
worthy to instruct a group”gaṇamanusāsitumarahatī’ti—
soiti
whichyaṁ
thattaṁ
was saidvuttaṁ
this isidametaṁ
because ofpaṭicca
saidvuttaṁ.
he‘So
is calledvuccati
of meditation tutorsyoggācariyānaṁ
supremeanuttaro
guide for those fit for trainingpurisadammasārathī’ti—
thusiti
indeedkho
but thispanetaṁ
was saidvuttaṁ.
why was thisKiñcetaṁ
with reference topaṭicca
saidvuttaṁ?
by an elephant trainerHatthidamakena,
monksbhikkhave,
an elephant in traininghatthidammo
drivensārito
in just one directionekaṁyeva
directiondisaṁ
proceedsdhāvati—
eastpuratthimaṁ
orvā
westpacchimaṁ
orvā
northuttaraṁ
orvā
southdakkhiṇaṁ
orvā.
by a horse trainerAssadamakena,
monksbhikkhave,
a horse in trainingassadammo
drivensārito
in just one directionekaññeva
directiondisaṁ
proceedsdhāvati—
eastpuratthimaṁ
orvā
westpacchimaṁ
orvā
northuttaraṁ
orvā
southdakkhiṇaṁ
or.vā.
by an ox trainerGodamakena,
monksbhikkhave,
an ox in traininggodammo
drivensārito
in just one directionekaññeva
directiondisaṁ
proceedsdhāvati—
eastpuratthimaṁ
orvā
westpacchimaṁ
orvā
northuttaraṁ
orvā
southdakkhiṇaṁ
or.vā.
by the Realized OneTathāgatena
indeedhi,
monksbhikkhave,
the perfected onearahatā
the fully awakened Buddhasammāsambuddhena
a person in trainingpurisadammo
drivensārito
eightaṭṭha
directionsdisā
proceeds in various directionsvidhāvati.
having physical formRūpī
formsrūpāni
they seepassati—
thisayaṁ
firstekā
directiondisā;
internallyajjhattaṁ
not perceiving form internallyarūpasaññī
externallybahiddhā
formsrūpāni
they seepassati—
thisayaṁ
seconddutiyā
directiondisā;
only on beautysubhantveva
focusedadhimutto
they arehoti—
thisayaṁ
thirdtatiyā
directiondisā;
totallysabbaso
of perceptions of formrūpasaññānaṁ
by the going beyondsamatikkamā
of perceptions of impingementpaṭighasaññānaṁ
by the disappearanceatthaṅgamā
of perceptions of diversitynānattasaññānaṁ
by not focusingamanasikārā
infinite‘ananto
spaceākāso’ti
the dimension of infinite spaceākāsānañcāyatanaṁ
having enteredupasampajja
they remainviharati—
thisayaṁ
fourthcatutthī
directiondisā;
totallysabbaso
the dimension of infinite spaceākāsānañcāyatanaṁ
having gone beyondsamatikkamma
infinite‘anantaṁ
consciousnessviññāṇan’ti
the dimension of infinite consciousnessviññāṇañcāyatanaṁ
having enteredupasampajja
they remainviharati—
thisayaṁ
fifthpañcamī
directiondisā;
totallysabbaso
the dimension of infinite consciousnessviññāṇañcāyatanaṁ
having gone beyondsamatikkamma
there is not‘natthi
anythingkiñcī’ti
the dimension of nothingnessākiñcaññāyatanaṁ
having enteredupasampajja
they remainviharati—
thisayaṁ
sixthchaṭṭhī
directiondisā;
totallysabbaso
the dimension of nothingnessākiñcaññāyatanaṁ
having gone beyondsamatikkamma
the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanaṁ
having enteredupasampajja
they remainviharati—
thisayaṁ
seventhsattamī
directiondisā;
totallysabbaso
the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanaṁ
having gone beyondsamatikkamma
the cessation of perception and feelingsaññāvedayitanirodhaṁ
having enteredupasampajja
they remainviharati—
thisayaṁ
eighthaṭṭhamī
directiondisā.
by the Realized OneTathāgatena,
monksbhikkhave,
by the perfected onearahatā
by the fully awakened Buddhasammāsambuddhena
a person in trainingpurisadammo
drivensārito
theseimā
eightaṭṭha
directionsdisā
proceedsvidhāvati.
heSo
is calledvuccati:
of meditation tutors‘yoggācariyānaṁ
supremeanuttaro
guide for those fit for trainingpurisadammasārathī’ti—
thusiti
thatyaṁ
thattaṁ
saidvuttaṁ
thisidametaṁ
because ofpaṭicca
saidvuttan”ti.
this he saidIdamavoca
the Buddhabhagavā.
satisfiedAttamanā
thosete
mendicantsbhikkhū
of the Buddhabhagavato
speechbhāsitaṁ
approvedabhinandunti.
the Analysis of the Six Sense FieldsSaḷāyatanavibhaṅgasuttaṁ
finishedniṭṭhitaṁ
seventhsattamaṁ.
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