The Right Way to Wander · Translation: Bhikkhu Sujato, SuttaCentral
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I ask“Pucchāmi
sagemuniṁ
abounding in wisdompahūtapaññaṁ,
crossed overTiṇṇaṁ
gone beyondpāraṅgataṁ
quenchedparinibbutaṁ
steadfastṭhitattaṁ;
having left homeNikkhamma
from homegharā
casting asidepanujja
sensualitykāme,
howKathaṁ
mendicantbhikkhu
rightlysammā
heso
in the worldloke
should wanderparibbajeyya”.
when they have eradicated“Yassa
superstitionsmaṅgalā
eradicatedsamūhatā,
quotation marker(iti
the Buddhabhagavā)
celestial portentsUppātā
dreamssupinā
orca
bodily markslakkhaṇā
orca;
heSo
with the stain of superstitions left behindmaṅgaladosavippahīno,
rightlySammā
heso
the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
desireRāgaṁ
should dispelvinayetha
for humanmānusesu,
heavenlyDibbesu
pleasureskāmesu
and alsocāpi
a mendicantbhikkhu;
having transcendedAtikkamma
rebirthbhavaṁ
having comprehendedsamecca
dhammadhammaṁ,
rightlySammā
heso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
having put behindVipiṭṭhikatvāna
backbitingpesuṇāni,
angerKodhaṁ
stinginesskadarīyaṁ
should give upjaheyya
a mendicantbhikkhu;
with favoring and opposing left behindAnurodhavirodhavippahīno,
rightlySammā
heso
in the worldloke
should wanderparibbajeyya.
having left behindHitvāna
and the lovedpiyañca
and the unlovedappiyañca,
not graspingAnupādāya
not dependentanissito
on anythingkuhiñci;
from things that fetterSaṁyojaniyehi
freedvippamutto,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
notNa
heso
in attachmentsupadhīsu
finds a coresārameti,
in acquisitionsĀdānesu
having removedvineyya
desire and lustchandarāgaṁ;
heSo
independentanissito
needing no guideanaññaneyyo,
rightlySammā
heso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
in speechVacasā
in mindmanasā
andca
in deedkammunā
andca,
not hostileAviruddho
rightlysammā
having understoodviditvā
the teachingdhammaṁ;
aspiring to the state of extinguishmentNibbānapadābhipatthayāno,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
whoeverYo
bows tovandati
quotation markermanti
would gloatnunnameyya,
though reviledAkkuṭṭhopi
notna
would stay in touchsandhiyetha
a mendicantbhikkhu;
having receivedLaddhā
food from othersparabhojanaṁ
notna
would be besottedmajje,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
and greedLobhañca
and craving to live againbhavañca
having cast offvippahāya,
refrainedVirato
from violence and abductionchedanabandhanā
andca
mendicantbhikkhu;
theySo
rid of indecisiontiṇṇakathaṅkatho
free of thornsvisallo,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
what is suitableSāruppaṁ
for oneselfattano
having knownviditvā,
notNo
andca
a mendicantbhikkhu
would hurthiṁseyya
anyonekañci
in the worldloke;
in line with the truthYathātathiyaṁ
having knownviditvā
the teachingdhammaṁ,
rightlySammā
heso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
whose underlying tendenciesYassānusayā
notna
there aresanti
anykeci,
rootsMūlā
andca
unskillfulakusalā
are rid ofsamūhatāse;
heSo
free of hopenirāso
with no need for hopeanāsisāno,
rightlySammā
heso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
with defilements endedĀsavakhīṇo
conceit given uppahīnamāno,
allSabbaṁ
desire pathrāgapathaṁ
beyondupātivatto;
tamedDanto
quenchedparinibbuto
steadfastṭhitatto,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
faithfulSaddho
learnedsutavā
seer of the sure pathniyāmadassī,
among sectsVaggagatesu
nona
joins no factionvaggasāri
an attentive onedhīro;
greedLobhaṁ
hatedosaṁ
having removedvineyya
aversionpaṭighaṁ,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
purified victorSaṁsuddhajino
with veil cast offvivaṭṭacchado,
among thingsDhammesu
mastervasī
transcendentpāragū
stilledanejo;
expert in knowledge of conditions’ cessationSaṅkhāranirodhañāṇakusalo,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
over the pastAtītesu
over the futureanāgatesu
and alsocāpi,
beyond speculationKappātīto
having transcended purity and wisdomaticcasuddhipañño;
from all the sense fieldsSabbāyatanehi
freedvippamutto,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya.
having understoodAññāya
the state of peacepadaṁ
having comprehendedsamecca
the truthdhammaṁ,
openlyVivaṭaṁ
having seendisvāna
defilements cast offpahānamāsavānaṁ;
of all attachmentsSabbupadhīnaṁ
with the endingparikkhayāno,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyya”.
clearly“Addhā
indeedhi
Blessed Onebhagavā
just astatheva
thisetaṁ,
whoYo
oneso
living like thisevaṁvihārī
tameddanto
mendicantbhikkhu;
passed beyond all fetters and yokesSabbasaṁyojanayogavītivatto,
rightlySammā
theyso
in the worldloke
would wanderparibbajeyyā”ti.
The Discourse on Rightly WanderingSammāparibbājanīyasuttaṁ
thirteenthterasamaṁ.
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