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Majjhima Nikāya 1

Mūlapariyāyasutta

The Root of All Things · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral

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the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionNevasaññānāsaññāyatanaṁ as the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanato they perceivesañjānāti;
the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanaṁ as the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanato having perceivedsaññatvā the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanaṁ they conceivemaññati, in the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanasmiṁ they conceivemaññati, from the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanato they conceivemaññati, the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanaṁ is minemeti they conceivemaññati, the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanaṁ they delight inabhinandati.
thatTaṁ whykissa is the reasonhetu?
not completely understood‘Apariññātaṁ by themtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

the seenDiṭṭhaṁ as seendiṭṭhato they perceivesañjānāti;
the seendiṭṭhaṁ as seendiṭṭhato having perceivedsaññatvā the seendiṭṭhaṁ they conceivemaññati, in the seendiṭṭhasmiṁ they conceivemaññati, as seendiṭṭhato they conceivemaññati, the seendiṭṭhaṁ this is minemeti they conceivemaññati, the seendiṭṭhaṁ they delight inabhinandati.
thatTaṁ whykissa causehetu?
not completely understood‘Apariññātaṁ by themtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

the heardSutaṁ as the heardsutato they perceivesañjānāti;
the heardsutaṁ as the heardsutato having perceivedsaññatvā the heardsutaṁ they conceivemaññati, in the heardsutasmiṁ they conceivemaññati, as the heardsutato they conceivemaññati, the heardsutaṁ minemeti they conceivemaññati, the heardsutaṁ they delight inabhinandati.
thatTaṁ whatkissa reasonhetu?
not completely understood‘Apariññātaṁ by themtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

the thoughtMutaṁ as the thoughtmutato they perceivesañjānāti;
the thoughtmutaṁ as the thoughtmutato having perceivedsaññatvā the thoughtmutaṁ they conceivemaññati, in the thoughtmutasmiṁ they conceivemaññati, from the thoughtmutato they conceivemaññati, the thoughtmutaṁ is minemeti they conceivemaññati, the thoughtmutaṁ they delight inabhinandati.
thatTaṁ of whatkissa the causehetu?
not completely understood‘Apariññātaṁ by them, I saytassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

the knownViññātaṁ as the knownviññātato they perceivesañjānāti;
the knownviññātaṁ as the knownviññātato having perceivedsaññatvā the knownviññātaṁ they conceivemaññati, in the knownviññātasmiṁ they conceivemaññati, as the knownviññātato they conceivemaññati, the knownviññātaṁ minemeti they conceivemaññati, the knownviññātaṁ they delight inabhinandati.
thatTaṁ whykissa the reasonhetu?
not completely understood‘Apariññātaṁ by themtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

onenessEkattaṁ as onenessekattato they perceivesañjānāti;
onenessekattaṁ as onenessekattato having perceivedsaññatvā onenessekattaṁ they conceivemaññati, in onenessekattasmiṁ they conceivemaññati, as onenessekattato they conceivemaññati, onenessekattaṁ minemeti they conceivemaññati, onenessekattaṁ they delight inabhinandati.
thatTaṁ whatkissa is the cause?hetu?
not fully understood‘Apariññātaṁ by themtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

diversityNānattaṁ as diversitynānattato perceivessañjānāti;
diversitynānattaṁ as diversitynānattato having perceivedsaññatvā diversitynānattaṁ conceivesmaññati, in diversitynānattasmiṁ conceivesmaññati, from diversitynānattato conceivesmaññati, diversitynānattaṁ minemeti conceivesmaññati, diversitynānattaṁ delights inabhinandati.
thatTaṁ whatkissa causehetu?
not fully understood‘Apariññātaṁ by themtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

allSabbaṁ as allsabbato they perceivesañjānāti;
allsabbaṁ as allsabbato having perceivedsaññatvā allsabbaṁ they conceivemaññati, in allsabbasmiṁ they conceivemaññati, as allsabbato they conceivemaññati, allsabbaṁ this is minemeti they conceivemaññati, allsabbaṁ they delight inabhinandati.
thatTaṁ whatkissa reason?hetu?
not completely understood‘Apariññātaṁ by themtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

extinguishmentNibbānaṁ as extinguishmentnibbānato they perceivesañjānāti;
extinguishmentnibbānaṁ as extinguishmentnibbānato having perceivedsaññatvā extinguishmentnibbānaṁ they conceivemaññati, in extinguishmentnibbānasmiṁ they conceivemaññati, as extinguishmentnibbānato they conceivemaññati, extinguishmentnibbānaṁ is minemeti they conceivemaññati, extinguishmentnibbānaṁ they approveabhinandati.
thatTaṁ of whatkissa causehetu?
not completely understood‘Apariññātaṁ by themtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.
by way of an ordinary personPuthujjanavasena the division of the first way's stagepaṭhamanayabhūmiparicchedo is finishedniṭṭhito.

whoever indeedYopi heso, monksbhikkhave, a monkbhikkhu a traineesekkho not having attained his idealappattamānaso unsurpassedanuttaraṁ security from bondageyogakkhemaṁ aspiringpatthayamāno he livesviharati, he toosopi earthpathaviṁ as earthpathavito he directly knowsabhijānāti;
earthpathaviṁ as earthpathavito having directly knownabhiññāya earthpathaviṁ do not conceivemaññi, in earthpathaviyā do not conceivemaññi, as earthpathavito do not conceivemaññi, earthpathaviṁ minemeti do not conceivemaññi, earthpathaviṁ let them not approvemābhinandi.
thatTaṁ of whatkissa cause?hetu?
to be fully understood‘Pariññeyyaṁ by himtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

waterĀpaṁ and so on (abbreviation)…pe…

firetejaṁ

airvāyaṁ

in creaturesbhūte

godsdeve

the Progenitorpajāpatiṁ

the Divinitybrahmaṁ

the radiant onesābhassare

those replete with glorysubhakiṇhe

those of abundant fruitvehapphale

the vanquisherabhibhuṁ

the dimension of infinite spaceākāsānañcāyatanaṁ

the dimension of infinite consciousnessviññāṇañcāyatanaṁ

the dimension of nothingnessākiñcaññāyatanaṁ

the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanaṁ

the seendiṭṭhaṁ

heardsutaṁ

the sensedmutaṁ

the knownviññātaṁ

onenessekattaṁ

diversitynānattaṁ

allsabbaṁ

extinguishmentnibbānaṁ as extinguishmentnibbānato they directly knowabhijānāti;
extinguishmentnibbānaṁ as extinguishmentnibbānato having directly knownabhiññāya extinguishmentnibbānaṁ let not conceivemaññi, in extinguishmentnibbānasmiṁ let not conceivemaññi, as extinguishmentnibbānato let not conceivemaññi, extinguishmentnibbānaṁ minemeti let not conceivemaññi, extinguishmentnibbānaṁ let them not approvemābhinandi.
thatTaṁ whykissa reasonhetu?
to be completely understood‘Pariññeyyaṁ ittassā’ti I sayvadāmi.
by means of the trainerSekkhavasena the delimitation of the stage of the second methoddutiyanayabhūmiparicchedo is finishedniṭṭhito.

whoeverYopi thatso, monksbhikkhave, monkbhikkhu perfectedarahaṁ with defilements endedkhīṇāsavo who has completed the spiritual journeyvusitavā who has done what had to be donekatakaraṇīyo who has laid down the burdenohitabhāro who has achieved their heart's goalanuppattasadattho who has utterly ended the fetter of continued existenceparikkhīṇabhavasaṁyojano rightly freed through enlightenmentsammadaññāvimutto, they toosopi earthpathaviṁ as earthpathavito directly knowabhijānāti;
earthpathaviṁ as earthpathavito having directly knownabhiññāya earthpathaviṁ notna conceivesmaññati, in earthpathaviyā notna conceivesmaññati, as earthpathavito notna conceivesmaññati, earthpathaviṁ minemeti notna conceivesmaññati, earthpathaviṁ does not approvenābhinandati.
thatTaṁ whatkissa reason?hetu?
completely understood‘Pariññātaṁ by themtassā’ti I sayvadāmi.

waterĀpaṁ and so on…pe…

firetejaṁ

airvāyaṁ

creaturesbhūte

godsdeve

the Progenitorpajāpatiṁ

Brahmā (acc. sg.)brahmaṁ

to the radiant onesābhassare

those replete with glorysubhakiṇhe

of abundant fruitvehapphale

the vanquisherabhibhuṁ

the dimension of infinite spaceākāsānañcāyatanaṁ

the dimension of infinite consciousnessviññāṇañcāyatanaṁ

the dimension of nothingnessākiñcaññāyatanaṁ

the dimension of neither perception nor non-perceptionnevasaññānāsaññāyatanaṁ

the seendiṭṭhaṁ

the heardsutaṁ

the thoughtmutaṁ

the knownviññātaṁ

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