The Great Discourse on What Relates to the Six Sense Fields · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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whichYe
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be given uppahātabbā
thosete
thingsdhamme
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
gives uppajahati.
whichYe
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be developedbhāvetabbā
thosete
thingsdhamme
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
developsbhāveti.
whichYe
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be realizedsacchikātabbā
thosete
thingsdhamme
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
realizessacchikaroti.
whichKatame
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be completely understoodpariññeyyā?
‘the five grasping aggregates’‘Pañcupādānakkhandhā’
you should saytissa
to be saidvacanīyaṁ,
that is—the form grasping aggregate,seyyathidaṁ—rūpupādānakkhandho,
the feeling grasping aggregate,vedanupādānakkhandho,
the perception grasping aggregate,saññupādānakkhandho,
the choices grasping aggregate,saṅkhārupādānakkhandho,
the consciousness grasping aggregate.viññāṇupādānakkhandho.
theseIme
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be completely understoodpariññeyyā.
whichKatame
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be given uppahātabbā?
ignoranceAvijjā
andca
craving for continued existencebhavataṇhā
and—ca—
theseime
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be given uppahātabbā.
whichKatame
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be developedbhāvetabbā?
serenitySamatho
andca
discernmentvipassanā
and—ca—
theseime
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be developedbhāvetabbā.
whichKatame
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be realizedsacchikātabbā?
knowledgeVijjā
andca
freedomvimutti
and—ca—
theseime
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be realizedsacchikātabbā.
earSotaṁ,
monksbhikkhave,
knowingjānaṁ
seeingpassaṁ
as it truly isyathābhūtaṁ
elision marker…pe…
noseghānaṁ
monksbhikkhave,
knowingjānaṁ
seeingpassaṁ
as it truly isyathābhūtaṁ
elision marker…pe…
tonguejivhaṁ,
monksbhikkhave,
knowingjānaṁ
seeingpassaṁ
as it truly isyathābhūtaṁ
elision marker…pe…
bodykāyaṁ,
monksbhikkhave,
knowingjānaṁ
seeingpassaṁ
as it truly isyathābhūtaṁ
elision marker…pe…
mindmanaṁ,
monksbhikkhave,
knowingjānaṁ
seeingpassaṁ
as it truly isyathābhūtaṁ,
ideasdhamme
knowingjānaṁ
seeingpassaṁ
as it truly isyathābhūtaṁ,
mind consciousnessmanoviññāṇaṁ
knowingjānaṁ
seeingpassaṁ
as it truly isyathābhūtaṁ,
mind contactmanosamphassaṁ
knowingjānaṁ
seeingpassaṁ
as it truly isyathābhūtaṁ,
which is thisyamidaṁ
because of mind contactmanosamphassapaccayā
arisesuppajjati
feelingvedayitaṁ
pleasantsukhaṁ
orvā
painfuldukkhaṁ
orvā
neither painful nor pleasantadukkhamasukhaṁ
orvā
that tootampi
knowingjānaṁ
seeingpassaṁ
as it truly isyathābhūtaṁ,
in the mindmanasmiṁ
notna
is arousedsārajjati,
in ideasdhammesu
notna
is arousedsārajjati,
in mind consciousnessmanoviññāṇe
notna
is arousedsārajjati,
in mind contactmanosamphasse
notna
is arousedsārajjati,
which is thisyamidaṁ
because of mind contactmanosamphassapaccayā
arisesuppajjati
feelingvedayitaṁ
pleasantsukhaṁ
orvā
painfuldukkhaṁ
orvā
neither painful nor pleasantadukkhamasukhaṁ
orvā
in that tootasmimpi
notna
is arousedsārajjati.
for himTassa
not clingingasārattassa
not fetteredasaṁyuttassa
not deludedasammūḷhassa
contemplating dangerādīnavānupassino
dwellingviharato
in the futureāyatiṁ
the five aggregates of clingingpañcupādānakkhandhā
to diminutionapacayaṁ
gogacchanti.
cravingTaṇhā
and for himcassa
producing renewed existenceponobbhavikā
accompanied by delight and lustnandīrāgasahagatā
delighting here and theretatratatrābhinandinī,
thatsā
and for himcassa
is abandonedpahīyati.
for himTassa
even bodilykāyikāpi
distressesdarathā
are abandonedpahīyanti,
even mentalcetasikāpi
distressesdarathā
are abandonedpahīyanti;
even bodilykāyikāpi
tormentssantāpā
are abandonedpahīyanti,
even mentalcetasikāpi
tormentssantāpā
are abandonedpahīyanti;
even bodilykāyikāpi
feverspariḷāhā
are abandonedpahīyanti,
even mentalcetasikāpi
feverspariḷāhā
are abandonedpahīyanti.
heSo
even bodily pleasurekāyasukhampi
even mental pleasurecetosukhampi
he experiencespaṭisaṁvedeti.
whicheverYā
of one who is suchtathābhūtassa
viewdiṭṭhi
that for himsāssa
ishoti
right viewsammādiṭṭhi;
whicheveryo
of one who is suchtathābhūtassa
thoughtsaṅkappo
that for himsvāssa
ishoti
right thoughtsammāsaṅkappo;
whicheveryo
of one who is suchtathābhūtassa
effortvāyāmo
that for himsvāssa
ishoti
right effortsammāvāyāmo;
whicheveryā
of one who is suchtathābhūtassa
mindfulnesssati
that for himsāssa
ishoti
right mindfulnesssammāsati;
whicheveryo
of one who is suchtathābhūtassa
concentrationsamādhi
that for himsvāssa
ishoti
right concentrationsammāsamādhi.
beforePubbeva
indeedkho
and for himpanassa
bodily actionkāyakammaṁ
verbal actionvacīkammaṁ
livelihoodājīvo
well purifiedsuparisuddho
ishoti.
thus for him thisEvamassāyaṁ
nobleariyo
eightfoldaṭṭhaṅgiko
pathmaggo
to fulfilment by developmentbhāvanāpāripūriṁ
goesgacchati.
for that oneTassa thusevaṁ thisimaṁ nobleariyaṁ eightfoldaṭṭhaṅgikaṁ pathmaggaṁ for one developingbhāvayato these four toocattāropi establishings of mindfulnesssatipaṭṭhānā fulfillment through developmentbhāvanāpāripūriṁ they gogacchanti, these four toocattāropi right endeavorssammappadhānā fulfillment through developmentbhāvanāpāripūriṁ they gogacchanti, these four toocattāropi bases of successiddhipādā fulfillment through developmentbhāvanāpāripūriṁ they gogacchanti, these five toopañcapi facultiesindriyāni fulfillment through developmentbhāvanāpāripūriṁ they gogacchanti, these five toopañcapi powersbalāni fulfillment through developmentbhāvanāpāripūriṁ they gogacchanti, these seven toosattapi factors of awakeningbojjhaṅgā fulfillment through developmentbhāvanāpāripūriṁ they go.gacchanti.
these two for himTassime
twodve
qualitiesdhammā
yoked togetheryuganandhā
proceedvattanti—
serenitysamatho
andca
insightvipassanā
and.ca.
heSo
whateverye
qualitiesdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be fully understoodpariññeyyā
thosete
qualitiesdhamme
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
he fully understands.parijānāti.
whateverYe
qualitiesdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be abandonedpahātabbā
thosete
qualitiesdhamme
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
he abandons.pajahati.
whateverYe
qualitiesdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be developedbhāvetabbā
thosete
qualitiesdhamme
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
he develops.bhāveti.
whateverYe
qualitiesdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be realizedsacchikātabbā
thosete
qualitiesdhamme
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
he realizes.sacchikaroti.
whichKatame
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be fully understoodpariññeyyā?
the five aggregates of clinging‘Pañcupādānakkhandhā’
to this onetissa
it should be saidvacanīyaṁ,
that is to sayseyyathidaṁ—
the form aggregate of clingingrūpupādānakkhandho,
the feeling aggregate of clingingvedanupādānakkhandho,
the perception aggregate of clingingsaññupādānakkhandho,
the formations aggregate of clingingsaṅkhārupādānakkhandho,
the consciousness aggregate of clingingviññāṇupādānakkhandho.
theseIme
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be fully understoodpariññeyyā.
whichKatame
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
phenomenadhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be abandonedpahātabbā?
ignoranceAvijjā
andca
craving for existencebhavataṇhā
andca—
theseime
phenomenadhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be abandonedpahātabbā.
whichKatame
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
qualitiesdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be developedbhāvetabbā?
serenitySamatho
andca
insightvipassanā
andca—
theseime
qualitiesdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
to be developedbhāvetabbā.
whichKatame
andca,
monksbhikkhave,
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be realizedsacchikātabbā?
knowledgeVijjā
andca
freedomvimutti
andca—
theseime
thingsdhammā
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
should be realizedsacchikātabbā”ti.
this he saidIdamavoca
the Blessed Onebhagavā.
satisfiedAttamanā
thosete
monksbhikkhū
of the Blessed Onebhagavato
what was saidbhāsitaṁ
approvedabhinandunti.
the Great Discourse on What Relates to the Six Sense FieldsMahāsaḷāyatanikasuttaṁ
is finishedniṭṭhitaṁ
seventhsattamaṁ.
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