The Sage · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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from intimacySanthavāto
perilbhayaṁ
is born,jātaṁ,
from an abodeniketā
is producedjāyate
dustrajo;
without·abode·intimacyAniketamasanthavaṁ,
thatetaṁ
indeedve
sage·visionmunidassanaṁ.
whoYo
grown·cut downjātamucchijja
notna
they would plant againropayeyya,
growing for themJāyantamassa
not·toward·nurturenānuppavecche;
that·callTamāhu
oneekaṁ
a sagemuninaṁ
wanderingcarantaṁ,
has seenAddakkhi
heso
peace·statesantipadaṁ
great seermahesi.
together·appraiseSaṅkhāya
fieldsvatthūni
forth·measurepamāya
seedbījaṁ,
moisten + for itSinehamassa
not·toward·nurturenānuppavecche;
thatSa
trulyve
sagemunī
birth·ending·ending·seeingjātikhayantadassī,
speculationTakkaṁ
forth·abandonpahāya
notna
entersupeti
reckoningsaṅkhaṁ.
having understoodAññāya
allsabbāni
planes of rebirthnivesanāni,
not·desireAnikāmayaṁ
one·evenaññatarampi
of themtesaṁ;
thatSa
trulyve
sagemunī
free from·greedvītagedho
not·greedyagiddho,
not·swimNāyūhatī
far shore·gonepāragato
forhi
they arehoti.
vanquisher of allSabbābhibhuṁ
all·knowersabbaviduṁ
so very intelligentsumedhaṁ,
in allSabbesu
thingsdhammesu
unsulliedanūpalittaṁ;
all·giving upSabbañjahaṁ
craving·endingtaṇhakkhaye
freedvimuttaṁ,
thatTaṁ
indeedvāpi
the attentivedhīrā
as a sagemuni
they knowvedayanti.
wisdom·strengthPaññābalaṁ
endowed with virtue and vowssīlavatūpapannaṁ,
sereneSamāhitaṁ
absorption·delightingjhānarataṁ
mindfulsatīmaṁ;
from bondsSaṅgā
releasedpamuttaṁ
kindakhilaṁ
undefiledanāsavaṁ,
thatTaṁ
indeedvāpi
the wisedhīrā
sagemuni
knowvedayanti.
one·oneEkaṁ
walk·pres. part.carantaṁ
sage + diligentmunimappamattaṁ,
blame·praiseNindāpasaṁsāsu
not·shakenavedhamānaṁ;
lion + likeSīhaṁva
by soundssaddesu
not·startledasantasantaṁ,
wind + likeVātaṁva
in a netjālamhi
not·caughtasajjamānaṁ;
lotus + likePadmaṁva
by watertoyena
not·stickingalippamānaṁ,
leader + of others + not by others ledNetāramaññesamanaññaneyyaṁ;
thatTaṁ
indeedvāpi
the attentivedhīrā
a sagemuni
they knowvedayanti.
whoYo
in a bathing-placeogahaṇe
like a post he standsthambhorivābhijāyati,
in whomYasmiṁ
otherspare
word·limitvācāpariyantaṁ
they speakvadanti;
himTaṁ
freed·greedvītarāgaṁ
with senses stilledsusamāhitindriyaṁ,
himTaṁ
indeedvāpi
the attentivedhīrā
sagemuni
they knowvedayanti.
whoYo
indeedve
stood·stateṭhitatto
spindle + liketasaraṁva
straightujju,
is horrified byJigucchati
by deedskammehi
wickedpāpakehi;
discerningVīmaṁsamāno
the unjustvisamaṁ
and the justsamañca,
that oneTaṁ
indeedvāpi
the attentivedhīrā
sagemuni
know asvedayanti.
whoYo
restrainedsaññatatto
notna
doeskaroti
evil,pāpaṁ,
youngDaharo
middle-agedmajjhimo
andca
sagemuni
self-controlled;yatatto;
irreproachableArosaneyyo
notna
heso
insultsroseti
anyone,kañci,
thatTaṁ
indeedvāpi
attentivedhīrā
sagemuni
know.vedayanti.
which·topYadaggato
from the middlemajjhato
from the leftoverssesato
orvā,
almsPiṇḍaṁ
one receiveslabhetha
living on another's charityparadattūpajīvī;
unworthyNālaṁ
to praisethutuṁ
not·evennopi
to put downnipaccavādī,
that oneTaṁ
surely·alsovāpi
the attentivedhīrā
a sagemuni
they knowvedayanti.
sageMuniṁ
livingcarantaṁ
refrainingvirataṁ
from sexmethunasmā,
whoYo
in youthyobbane
is not tied downnopanibajjhate
everkvaci;
from indulgence and negligenceMadappamādā
refrainingvirataṁ
freedvippamuttaṁ,
that oneTaṁ
indeedvāpi
the attentivedhīrā
as a sagemuni
knowvedayanti.
having understoodAññāya
the worldlokaṁ
ultimate·goal·seerparamatthadassiṁ,
the floodOghaṁ
the oceansamuddaṁ
across·crossatitariya
the unaffected onetādiṁ;
that oneTaṁ
cut·tiechinnaganthaṁ
not·attachedasitaṁ
not·defilementanāsavaṁ,
that oneTaṁ
indeedvāpi
the attentive onesdhīrā
a sagemuni
they know asvedayanti.
not·sameAsamā
bothubho
far apart in lifestyle and conductdūravihāravuttino,
householderGihī
wife·providingdāraposī
not·selfishamamo
andca
true to vowssubbato;
other·creature·killingParapāṇarodhāya
householdergihī
not·restrainedasaññato,
alwaysNiccaṁ
sagemunī
protectsrakkhati
living creaturespāṇine
restrainedyato.
the crestedSikhī
asyathā
blue·necknīlagīvo
flying through the skyvihaṅgamo,
of the swanHaṁsassa
never approachesnopeti
the speedjavaṁ
everkudācanaṁ;
soEvaṁ
the householdergihī
cannot compete withnānukaroti
the mendicantbhikkhuno,
of the sageMunino
secludedvivittassa
in the woodsvanamhi
meditatingjhāyatoti.
sage·discourseMunisuttaṁ
the twelfthdvādasamaṁ.
serpent·chapterUragavaggo
the firstpaṭhamo.
of it + summaryTassuddānaṁ
The SerpentUrago
Dhaniyadhaniyo
andceva,
and the Rhinocerosvisāṇañca
thustathā
the Plowingkasi;
CundaCundo
the Downfallparābhavo
andceva,
the Outcastevasalo
the Development of Loving-Kindnessmettabhāvanā.
SātāgiraSātāgiro
Āḷavakaāḷavako,
VijayaVijayo
andca
thustathā
sagemuni;
twelveDvādasetāni
discoursessuttāni,
Uraga Chapter·quotation markerUragavaggoti
it is calledvuccatīti.
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