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Majjhima Nikāya 77

Mahāsakuludāyisutta

The Longer Discourse with Sakuludāyī · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral

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thereTatra andca thenpana myme disciplessāvakā manybahū having attained perfection and consummation of insightabhiññāvosānapāramippattā they meditateviharanti.

againPuna furthermorecaparaṁ, Udāyīudāyi, explainedakkhātā by memayā to the disciplessāvakānaṁ a practicepaṭipadā, practicing accordinglyyathāpaṭipannā myme disciplessāvakā many kinds ofanekavihitaṁ psychic poweriddhividhaṁ they wield—onepaccanubhonti—ekopi having beenhutvā manifoldbahudhā they becomehonti, manifold toobahudhāpi having beenhutvā oneeko he becomeshoti; materializingāvibhāvaṁ, dematerializingtirobhāvaṁ; through a walltirokuṭṭaṁ through a ramparttiropākāraṁ through a mountaintiropabbataṁ unobstructedasajjamānā they gogacchanti, just asseyyathāpi through spaceākāse; in the earth toopathaviyāpi diving and emergingummujjanimujjaṁ they dokaronti, just asseyyathāpi in waterudake; on water tooudakepi unbrokenabhijjamāne they gogacchanti, just asseyyathāpi on earthpathaviyaṁ; through the sky tooākāsepi cross-leggedpallaṅkena they flykamanti, just asseyyathāpi a wingedpakkhī birdsakuṇo; these tooimepi the sun and mooncandimasūriye so mightyevaṁmahiddhike so powerfulevaṁmahānubhāve with the handpāṇinā they touchparimasanti they strokeparimajjanti, as far asyāva the realm of divinitybrahmalokāpi with the bodykāyena controlvasaṁ they wieldvattenti.
just asSeyyathāpi, Udāyīudāyi, a deftdakkho potterkumbhakāro orvā a potter's apprenticekumbhakārantevāsī orvā with well-preparedsuparikammakatāya claymattikāya whateveryaṁ whatever kindyadeva of potbhājanavikatiṁ they might wishākaṅkheyya thattaṁ just thattadeva they could makekareyya they could produceabhinipphādeyya;
just asseyyathā orvā furthermore, Udāyīpanudāyi, a deftdakkho ivory-carverdantakāro orvā an ivory-carver's apprenticedantakārantevāsī orvā in well-preparedsuparikammakatasmiṁ ivorydantasmiṁ whateveryaṁ whatever kindyadeva of ivory itemdantavikatiṁ they might wishākaṅkheyya thattaṁ just thattadeva they could makekareyya they could produceabhinipphādeyya;

just asseyyathā orvā O Udāyīpanudāyi, a deftdakkho goldsmithsuvaṇṇakāro orvā goldsmith's apprenticesuvaṇṇakārantevāsī orvā well-preparedsuparikammakatasmiṁ in goldsuvaṇṇasmiṁ whateveryaṁ whateveryadeva gold itemsuvaṇṇavikatiṁ should wish forākaṅkheyya thattaṁ that verytadeva could producekareyya could accomplishabhinipphādeyya.
In the same wayEvameva indeedkho, O Udāyīudāyi, explainedakkhātā by memayā to disciplessāvakānaṁ a practicepaṭipadā, practicing accordinglyyathāpaṭipannā myme disciplessāvakā many kindsanekavihitaṁ of psychic poweriddhividhaṁ they wield—even onepaccanubhonti—ekopi beinghutvā manyfoldbahudhā they becomehonti, and being manyfoldbahudhāpi beinghutvā oneeko he becomeshoti; appearanceāvibhāvaṁ, disappearancetirobhāvaṁ; through wallstirokuṭṭaṁ through rampartstiropākāraṁ through mountainstiropabbataṁ unhinderedasajjamānā they gogacchanti, just asseyyathāpi in the airākāse; in the earth toopathaviyāpi diving in and outummujjanimujjaṁ they dokaronti, just asseyyathāpi in waterudake; in water tooudakepi unbrokenabhijjamāne they gogacchanti, just asseyyathāpi on the earthpathaviyaṁ; in the air tooākāsepi cross-leggedpallaṅkena they travelkamanti, just asseyyathāpi wingedpakkhī birdssakuṇo; these tooimepi moon and suncandimasūriye so powerfulevaṁmahiddhike so mightyevaṁmahānubhāve with the handpāṇinā they touchparimasanti they strokeparimajjanti, as far asyāva even the Brahmā worldbrahmalokāpi with the bodykāyena powervasaṁ they wieldvattenti.
ThereTatra andca thenpana myme disciplessāvakā manybahū having attained perfection and consummation of insightabhiññāvosānapāramippattā they meditateviharanti.

againPuna furthermorecaparaṁ, Udāyīudāyi, declaredakkhātā by memayā to disciplessāvakānaṁ a practicepaṭipadā, as practicingyathāpaṭipannā myme disciplessāvakā divinedibbāya ear-elementsotadhātuyā purifiedvisuddhāya superhumanatikkantamānusikāya bothubho soundssadde they hear—heavenlysuṇanti—dibbe andca humanmānuse andca, whetherye neardūre or nearsantike andca.
supposeSeyyathāpi, Udāyīudāyi, a powerfulbalavā horn blowersaṅkhadhamo with little difficultyappakasireneva four directionscātuddisā would make heardviññāpeyya;
in the same wayevameva indeedkho, Udāyīudāyi, declaredakkhātā by memayā to disciplessāvakānaṁ a practicepaṭipadā, as practicingyathāpaṭipannā myme disciplessāvakā divinedibbāya ear-elementsotadhātuyā purifiedvisuddhāya superhumanatikkantamānusikāya bothubho soundssadde they hear—heavenlysuṇanti—dibbe andca humanmānuse andca, whetherye neardūre or nearsantike andca.
thereTatra andca thenpana myme disciplessāvakā manybahū attained to perfection and consummation of insightabhiññāvosānapāramippattā meditate on thatviharanti.

againPuna and furthercaparaṁ, Udāyīudāyi, explainedakkhātā by memayā to disciplessāvakānaṁ practicepaṭipadā, practicing accordinglyyathāpaṭipannā myme disciplessāvakā of other beingsparasattānaṁ of other individualsparapuggalānaṁ with mindcetasā mindceto having encompassedparicca they understandpajānanti—
with greedsarāgaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘with greed‘sarāgaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti,
without greedvītarāgaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘without greed‘vītarāgaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti;
with hatesadosaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘with hate‘sadosaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti,
without hatevītadosaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘without hate‘vītadosaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti;
with delusionsamohaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘with delusion‘samohaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti,
without delusionvītamohaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘without delusion‘vītamohaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti;
constrictedsaṅkhittaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘constricted‘saṅkhittaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti,
scatteredvikkhittaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘scattered‘vikkhittaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti;
expansivemahaggataṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘expansive‘mahaggataṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti,
unexpansiveamahaggataṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘unexpansive‘amahaggataṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti;
not supremesauttaraṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘not supreme‘sauttaraṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti,
supremeanuttaraṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘supreme‘anuttaraṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti;
immersed in samādhisamāhitaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘immersed in samādhi‘samāhitaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti,
not immersed in samādhiasamāhitaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘not immersed in samādhi‘asamāhitaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti;

freedvimuttaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘freed‘vimuttaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti,
unfreedavimuttaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘unfreed‘avimuttaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti.
supposeSeyyathāpi, Udāyīudāyi, a womanitthī orvā a manpuriso orvā youngdaharo youthfulyuvā fond of adornmentsmaṇḍanakajātiko in a mirrorādāse orvā cleanparisuddhe brightpariyodāte clearacche orvā in a bowl of waterudakapatte their ownsakaṁ reflectionmukhanimittaṁ checkingpaccavekkhamāno having a spotsakaṇikaṁ orvā ‘having a spot’‘sakaṇikan’ti would knowjāneyya, having no spotsakaṇikaṁ orvā ‘having no spots’‘akaṇikan’ti would knowjāneyya;
in the same wayevameva indeedkho, Udāyīudāyi, explainedakkhātā by memayā for disciplessāvakānaṁ a practicepaṭipadā, practicing accordinglyyathāpaṭipannā myme disciplessāvakā of other beingsparasattānaṁ of other individualsparapuggalānaṁ with their own mindcetasā mindceto having encompassedparicca they understandpajānanti—
with greedsarāgaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ‘with greed‘sarāgaṁ mind’cittan’ti they understandpajānanti,
without greedvītarāgaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ …pe……pe…
with hatesadosaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ……
without hatevītadosaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ……
with delusionsamohaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ……
without delusionvītamohaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ……
contractedsaṅkhittaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ……
distractedvikkhittaṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ……
exaltedmahaggataṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ……
unexaltedamahaggataṁ orvā mindcittaṁ ……

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