With Prince Bodhi · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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as instructedYathānusiṭṭhaṁ
accordinglytathā
practicingpaṭipajjamānā
before long for the sake of whichnacirasseva—yassatthāya
clansmenkulaputtā
rightlysammadeva
from homeagārasmā
homelessnessanagāriyaṁ
go forthpabbajanti,
that supreme culmination of the holy lifetadanuttaraṁ—brahmacariyapariyosānaṁ
in this very lifediṭṭheva
in the dhammadhamme
oneselfsayaṁ
through direct knowledgeabhiññā
having realizedsacchikatvā
having entered uponupasampajja
you will dwellviharissathā’ti.
a third time tooTatiyampi
indeedkho,
princerājakumāra,
the group of fivepañcavaggiyā
bhikkhusbhikkhū
memaṁ
said thisetadavocuṁ:
by that conduct too‘tāyapi
indeedkho
youtvaṁ,
friendāvuso
Gotamagotama,
by that conductiriyāya
by thattāya
by that practicepaṭipadāya
by thattāya
by that difficult workdukkarakārikāya
you did not attainnājjhagamā
beyonduttari
of human statesmanussadhammā
the noble distinction of knowledge and visionalamariyañāṇadassanavisesaṁ;
whatkiṁ
thenpana
youtvaṁ
nowetarahi
indulging in abundancebāhulliko
having given up exertionpadhānavibbhanto
turned backāvatto
to abundancebāhullāya
will you attainadhigamissasi
beyonduttari
of human statesmanussadhammā
the noble distinction of knowledge and visionalamariyañāṇadassanavisesan’ti?
thusEvaṁ
when this was saidvutte,
Iahaṁ,
princerājakumāra,
to the group of fivepañcavaggiye
monksbhikkhū
I said thisetadavocaṁ:
do you remember‘abhijānātha
by meme
notno
youtumhe,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
beforeito
previouslypubbe
suchevarūpaṁ
spoken by me before?pabhāvitametan’ti?
No‘No
indeed thishetaṁ,
sirbhante’.
the Perfected One‘Arahaṁ,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
the Realized Onetathāgato
a fully awakened Buddhasammāsambuddho.
lendOdahatha,
mendicantsbhikkhave,
earsotaṁ.
I have achieved freedom from deathAmatamadhigataṁ
I instructahamanusāsāmi,
Iahaṁ
the Dhammadhammaṁ
I teachdesemi.
as instructedYathānusiṭṭhaṁ
thustathā
practicingpaṭipajjamānā
soon, for the sake of whichnacirasseva—yassatthāya
gentlemenkulaputtā
rightlysammadeva
from the lay lifeagārasmā
to homelessnessanagāriyaṁ
they go forthpabbajanti,
that supreme culmination of the spiritual pathtadanuttaraṁ—brahmacariyapariyosānaṁ
in this very lifediṭṭheva
in the Dhammadhamme
with your own insightsayaṁ
through direct knowledgeabhiññā
having realizedsacchikatvā
having attainedupasampajja
you will liveviharissathā’ti.
I was ableAsakkhiṁ
indeedkho
Iahaṁ,
princerājakumāra,
group of fivepañcavaggiye
mendicantsbhikkhū
to persuadesaññāpetuṁ.
two alsoDvepi
thensudaṁ,
princerājakumāra,
mendicantsbhikkhū
I advisedovadāmi.
threeTayo
mendicantsbhikkhū
for almspiṇḍāya
they wentcaranti.
whatYaṁ
threetayo
mendicantsbhikkhū
for almspiṇḍāya
having gonecaritvā
they broughtāharanti,
with thattena
group of sixchabbaggiyā
we livedyāpema.
three alsoTayopi
thensudaṁ,
princerājakumāra,
mendicantsbhikkhū
I advisedovadāmi,
twodve
mendicantsbhikkhū
for almspiṇḍāya
they wentcaranti.
whatYaṁ
twodve
mendicantsbhikkhū
for almspiṇḍāya
having gonecaritvā
they broughtāharanti
with thattena
group of sixchabbaggiyā
we livedyāpema.
thenAtha indeedkho, princerājakumāra, group of fivepañcavaggiyā mendicantsbhikkhū by memayā thusevaṁ being advisedovadiyamānā thusevaṁ being instructedanusāsiyamānā before longnacirasseva—yassatthāya clansmenkulaputtā rightlysammadeva from homeagārasmā to homelessnessanagāriyaṁ they go forthpabbajanti, the unsurpassed culmination of the spiritual pathtadanuttaraṁ—brahmacariyapariyosānaṁ in this very lifediṭṭheva in the dhammadhamme themselvessayaṁ direct knowledgeabhiññā having realizedsacchikatvā having attainedupasampajja they livedvihariṁsū”ti.
thusEvaṁ
when saidvutte,
Bodhibodhi
princerājakumāro
to the Blessed Onebhagavantaṁ
said thisetadavoca:
how“kīva
longcirena
nownu
indeedkho,
sirbhante,
a mendicantbhikkhu
the Realized Onetathāgataṁ
as trainervināyakaṁ
obtaining — for whose sakelabhamāno—yassatthāya
clansmenkulaputtā
rightlysammadeva
from homeagārasmā
into homelessnessanagāriyaṁ
go forthpabbajanti,
that unsurpassed — the culmination of the spiritual pathtadanuttaraṁ—brahmacariyapariyosānaṁ
in this very lifediṭṭheva
in the dhammadhamme
oneselfsayaṁ
by direct knowledgeabhiññā
having realizedsacchikatvā
having attainedupasampajja
would dwellvihareyyā”ti?
by that“Tena
thenhi,
princerājakumāra,
about this very mattertaṁyevettha
I will ask you in returnpaṭipucchissāmi.
asYathā
to youte
it would be fittingkhameyya,
sotathā
itnaṁ
you should answerbyākareyyāsi.
thatTaṁ
whatkiṁ
do you thinkmaññasi,
princerājakumāra,
skilledkusalo
are youtvaṁ
in riding an elephanthatthārūḷhe
in wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhe
in the artsippe”ti?
yes“Evaṁ,
sirbhante,
skilledkusalo
I amahaṁ
in riding an elephanthatthārūḷhe
in wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhe
in the artsippe”ti.
that“Taṁ
whatkiṁ
you thinkmaññasi,
princerājakumāra,
hereidha
a manpuriso
might comeāgaccheyya:
Bodhi‘bodhi
Princerājakumāro
riding an elephanthatthārūḷhaṁ
wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhaṁ
the artsippaṁ
knowsjānāti;
under him Itassāhaṁ
in the presencesantike
riding an elephanthatthārūḷhaṁ
wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhaṁ
the artsippaṁ
I will trainsikkhissāmī’ti.
heSo
and if he becassa
faithlessassaddho;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with faithsaddhena
to be attainedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
notna
would attainsampāpuṇeyya.
heSo
and if he becassa
unhealthybahvābādho;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with good healthappābādhena
to be attainedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
notna
would attainsampāpuṇeyya.
heSo
and if he becassa
devioussaṭho
deceitfulmāyāvī;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with honestyasaṭhena
with integrityamāyāvinā
to be attainedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
notna
would attainsampāpuṇeyya.
heSo
and if he becassa
lazykusīto;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with energyāraddhavīriyena
to be attainedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
notna
would attainsampāpuṇeyya.
heSo
and if he becassa
stupidduppañño;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with wisdompaññavatā
to be attainedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
notna
would attainsampāpuṇeyya.
thatTaṁ
whatkiṁ
you thinkmaññasi,
princerājakumāra,
thenapi
indeednu
thatso
manpuriso
yourtava
in the presencesantike
riding an elephanthatthārūḷhaṁ
wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhaṁ
the artsippaṁ
could trainsikkheyyā”ti?
with even one each“Ekamekenāpi,
sirbhante,
with a factoraṅgena
endowedsamannāgato
thatso
manpuriso
notna
mymama
in the presencesantike
riding an elephanthatthārūḷhaṁ
wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhaṁ
the artsippaṁ
could trainsikkheyya,
whatko
thenpana
talkvādo
with all five factorspañcahaṅgehī”ti.
that“Taṁ
whatkiṁ
you thinkmaññasi,
princerājakumāra,
hereidha
a manpuriso
might comeāgaccheyya:
Prince Bodhi‘bodhi
Prince Bodhirājakumāro
while riding an elephanthatthārūḷhaṁ
wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhaṁ
artsippaṁ
knowsjānāti;
in his presence Itassāhaṁ
in the presencesantike
while riding an elephanthatthārūḷhaṁ
wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhaṁ
artsippaṁ
I will trainsikkhissāmī’ti.
heSo
and if he iscassa
faithfulsaddho;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with faithsaddhena
to be achievedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
he would achievesampāpuṇeyya.
heSo
and if he iscassa
healthyappābādho;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with good healthappābādhena
to be achievedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
he would achievesampāpuṇeyya.
heSo
and if he iscassa
honestasaṭho
with integrityamāyāvī;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with honestyasaṭhena
with integrityamāyāvinā
to be achievedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
he would achievesampāpuṇeyya.
heSo
and if he iscassa
energeticāraddhavīriyo;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with energyāraddhavīriyena
to be achievedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
he would achievesampāpuṇeyya.
heSo
and if he iscassa
wisepaññavā;
as much asyāvatakaṁ
with wisdompaññavatā
to be achievedpattabbaṁ
thattaṁ
he would achievesampāpuṇeyya.
thatTaṁ
whatkiṁ
you thinkmaññasi,
princerājakumāra,
couldapi
stillnu
thatso
manpuriso
under youtava
in the presencesantike
while riding an elephanthatthārūḷhaṁ
wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhaṁ
artsippaṁ
would trainsikkheyyā”ti?
with even a single one“Ekamekenāpi,
sirbhante,
with a factoraṅgena
endowedsamannāgato
thatso
manpuriso
under memama
in the presencesantike
while riding an elephanthatthārūḷhaṁ
wielding a hooked goadaṅkusagayhaṁ
artsippaṁ
he could trainsikkheyya,
whatko
thenpana
talkvādo
with five factorspañcahaṅgehī”ti.
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