A Trainee · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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thatSa
indeedkho
heso,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
this + veryimaṁyeva
supremeanuttaraṁ
equanimity·mindfulness·purityupekkhāsatipārisuddhiṁ
relying onāgamma
with clairvoyancedibbena
with eyecakkhunā
purifiedvisuddhena
surpassing·humanatikkantamānusakena
sentient beingssatte
seespassati
passing awaycavamāne
being rebornupapajjamāne
inferiorhīne
superiorpaṇīte
beautifulsuvaṇṇe
uglydubbaṇṇe
in a good placesugate
in a bad placeduggate
……pe…
according to·deedsyathākammūpage
sentient beingssatte
understandspajānāti,
this·theirayamassa
second breaking outdutiyābhinibbhidā
ishoti
chick·likekukkuṭacchāpakasseva
from an eggshellaṇḍakosamhā.
Relying on this supreme purity of mindfulness and equanimity, that noble disciple, with clairvoyance that is purified and superhuman, sees sentient beings passing away and being reborn—inferior and superior, beautiful and ugly, in a good place or a bad place. … They understand how sentient beings pass on according to their deeds. This is their second breaking out, like a chick from an eggshell.
thatSa
indeedkho
heso,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
this + veryimaṁyeva
not·higheranuttaraṁ
equanimity·mindfulness·purityupekkhāsatipārisuddhiṁ
towards·goneāgamma
of defilementsāsavānaṁ
due to endingkhayā
not·defiledanāsavaṁ
heart·freedomcetovimuttiṁ
wisdom·freedompaññāvimuttiṁ
seen + verydiṭṭheva
lifedhamme
with their ownsayaṁ
higher·knowledgeabhiññā
with own eyes·madesacchikatvā
near·reachedupasampajja
they liveviharati,
this + of himayamassa
third breaking outtatiyābhinibbhidā
ishoti
like a chick'skukkuṭacchāpakasseva
from an eggshellaṇḍakosamhā.
Relying on this supreme purity of mindfulness and equanimity, that noble disciple realizes the undefiled freedom of heart and freedom by wisdom. And they live having realized it with their own insight in this very life due to the ending of defilements. This is their third breaking out, like a chick from an eggshell.
what·andYampi,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
ethics·accomplishedsīlasampanno
ishoti,
this + for-himidampissa
ishoti
conductcaraṇasmiṁ;
what·andyampi,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
in the sense facultiesindriyesu
guarded·doorguttadvāro
ishoti,
this + for-himidampissa
ishoti
conductcaraṇasmiṁ;
what·andyampi,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
in foodbhojane
measure·knowingmattaññū
ishoti,
this + for-himidampissa
ishoti
conductcaraṇasmiṁ;
what·andyampi,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
wakefulnessjāgariyaṁ
devoted toanuyutto
ishoti,
this + for-himidampissa
ishoti
conductcaraṇasmiṁ;
what·andyampi,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
with sevensattahi
good·qualitiessaddhammehi
endowedsamannāgato
ishoti,
this + for-himidampissa
ishoti
conductcaraṇasmiṁ;
what·andyampi,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
of the fourcatunnaṁ
absorptionsjhānānaṁ
higher·mindābhicetasikānaṁ
seen·phenomenon·pleasant·dwellingsdiṭṭhadhammasukhavihārānaṁ
wish·gettingnikāmalābhī
ishoti
without·trouble·gettingakicchalābhī
without·difficulty·gettingakasiralābhī,
this + for-himidampissa
ishoti
conductcaraṇasmiṁ.
A noble disciple’s conduct includes the following: being accomplished in ethics, guarding the sense doors, moderation in eating, being dedicated to wakefulness, having seven good qualities, and getting the four absorptions when they want, without trouble or difficulty.
which·andYañca
indeedkho,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
many·arrangedanekavihitaṁ
previously·dwellingpubbenivāsaṁ
recollectsanussarati,
that is, one lifeseyyathidaṁ—ekampi
birthjātiṁ
two·toodvepi
birthsjātiyo
…pe……pe…
thusiti
with featuressākāraṁ
with·detailsauddesaṁ
many·arrangedanekavihitaṁ
previously·dwellingpubbenivāsaṁ
recollectsanussarati,
this·tooidampissa
ishoti
part of knowledgevijjāya;
and whateveryampi,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
with divinedibbena
eyecakkhunā
purifiedvisuddhena
surpassing·humanatikkantamānusakena
beingssatte
seespassati
passing awaycavamāne
being rebornupapajjamāne
lowlyhīne
exaltedpaṇīte
beautifulsuvaṇṇe
uglydubbaṇṇe
in a happy statesugate
in a miserable stateduggate
…pe……pe…
according to·arriving through kammayathākammūpage
beingssatte
understandspajānāti,
this·tooidampissa
ishoti
part of knowledgevijjāya.
And whateverYampi,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble·discipleariyasāvako
of defilementsāsavānaṁ
from the endingkhayā
not·defilementanāsavaṁ
heart·freedomcetovimuttiṁ
wisdom·freedompaññāvimuttiṁ
seeing·verydiṭṭheva
in the dhammadhamme
oneselfsayaṁ
higher·knowledgeabhiññā
having realizedsacchikatvā
having attainedupasampajja
dwellsviharati,
this·tooidampissa
ishoti
part of knowledgevijjāya.
A noble disciple’s knowledge includes the following: recollecting their past lives, clairvoyance that is purified and superhuman, and realizing the undefiled freedom of heart and freedom by wisdom, having realized it with their own insight in this very life due to the ending of defilements.
this·nominative singularAyaṁ
say·passive present 3rd singularvuccati,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
noble discipleariyasāvako
accomplished in knowledgevijjāsampanno
alsoitipi
accomplished in conductcaraṇasampanno
alsoitipi
accomplished in knowledge and conductvijjācaraṇasampanno
alsoitipi.
Brahmā + indeed + thisBrahmunāpesā,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
Sanaṅkumārasanaṅkumārena
versegāthā
speak·past participle nominative singularbhāsitā:
aristocrat‘Khattiyo
bestseṭṭho
people·locative singularjanetasmiṁ,
whoye
take clan as the standardgottapaṭisārino;
accomplished in knowledge and conductVijjācaraṇasampanno,
heso
is bestseṭṭho
among gods and humansdevamānuse’ti.
thatSā
indeedkho
and + indeed + thispanesā,
Mahānāmamahānāma,
by the divinitybrahmunā
Sanaṅkumārasanaṅkumārena
versegāthā
well·sungsugītā
notno
poorly·sungduggītā,
well·spokensubhāsitā
notno
poorly·spokendubbhāsitā,
benefit·connected withatthasaṁhitā
notno
harmful·connected withanatthasaṁhitā,
along·approvedanumatā
Blessed One·quotation markerbhagavatā”ti.
This noble disciple is said to be ‘accomplished in knowledge’, and also ‘accomplished in conduct’, and also ‘accomplished in knowledge and conduct’. And the divinity Sanaṅkumāra also spoke this verse: ‘The aristocrat is best among people who take clan as the standard. But one accomplished in knowledge and conduct is best among gods and humans.’ And that verse was well sung by the Divinity Sanaṅkumāra, not poorly sung; well spoken, not poorly spoken, beneficial, not harmful, and it was approved by the Buddha.”
thenAtha
indeedkho
the Blessed Onebhagavā
having risenuṭṭhahitvā
venerableāyasmantaṁ
Ānandaānandaṁ
addressedāmantesi:
“good“sādhu
good,sādhu,
Ānanda,ānanda,
goodsādhu
indeedkho
you,tvaṁ,
Ānanda,ānanda,
of Kapilavatthukāpilavatthavānaṁ
of the Sakyanssakyānaṁ
traineesekhaṁ
practicepāṭipadaṁ
you spoke.”abhāsī”ti.
this + say + venerableIdamavocāyasmā
Ānanda.ānando.
concurringSamanuñño
the Teachersatthā
was.ahosi.
satisfiedAttamanā
of Kapilavatthukāpilavatthavā
Sakyanssakyā
of venerableāyasmato
Ānanda’sānandassa
speechbhāsitaṁ
approved.abhinandunti.
Trainee DiscourseSekhasuttaṁ
finishedniṭṭhitaṁ
third.tatiyaṁ.
Then the Buddha got up and said to Venerable Ānanda, “Good, good, Ānanda! It’s good that you spoke to the Sakyans of Kapilavatthu about the practicing trainee.” That is what Venerable Ānanda said, and the Teacher concurred. Satisfied, the Sakyans of Kapilavatthu approved what Venerable Ānanda said.
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