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Más adelante esta insignia aparecerá solo cuando todos los suttas de la sección estén leídos.
I used to be in a sorry state.As a childless widow,bereft of friends or relatives,I got neither food nor clothes.
“Duggatāhaṁ pure āsiṁ, vidhavā ca aputtikā; Vinā mittehi ñātīhi, bhattacoḷassa nādhigaṁ.
I used to be in a sorry state.“Duggatāhaṁ pure āsiṁ, As a childless widow,vidhavā ca aputtikā; bereft of friends or relatives,Vinā mittehi ñātīhi, I got neither food nor clothes.bhattacoḷassa nādhigaṁ.
I took a bowl and a staffand went begging from family to family.For seven years I wandered,burned by heat and cold.
Pattaṁ daṇḍañca gaṇhitvā, bhikkhamānā kulā kulaṁ; Sītuṇhena ca ḍayhantī, satta vassāni cārihaṁ.
I took a bowl and a staffPattaṁ daṇḍañca gaṇhitvā, and went begging from family to family.bhikkhamānā kulā kulaṁ; For seven years I wandered,Sītuṇhena ca ḍayhantī, burned by heat and cold.satta vassāni cārihaṁ.
Then I saw a nunreceiving food and drink.Approaching her, I said:“Send me forth to homelessness.”
Bhikkhuniṁ puna disvāna, annapānassa lābhiniṁ; Upasaṅkamma avocaṁ, *avocaṁ → avociṁ (mr)‘pabbajjaṁ anagāriyaṁ’.
Then I saw a nunBhikkhuniṁ puna disvāna, receiving food and drink.annapānassa lābhiniṁ; Approaching her, I said:Upasaṅkamma avocaṁ, *avocaṁ → avociṁ (mr)“Send me forth to homelessness.”‘pabbajjaṁ anagāriyaṁ’.
Out of sympathy for me,Paṭācārā gave me the going forth.Then, having advised me,she urged me on to the ultimate goal.
Sā ca maṁ anukampāya, pabbājesi paṭācārā; Tato maṁ ovaditvāna, paramatthe niyojayi.
Out of sympathy for me,Sā ca maṁ anukampāya, Paṭācārā gave me the going forth.pabbājesi paṭācārā; Then, having advised me,Tato maṁ ovaditvāna, she urged me on to the ultimate goal.paramatthe niyojayi.
After hearing her words,I did her bidding.The lady’s advice was not in vain:master of the three knowledges, <j>I am free of defilements.
Tassāhaṁ vacanaṁ sutvā, akāsiṁ anusāsaniṁ; Amogho ayyāyovādo, tevijjāmhi anāsavā”ti.
After hearing her words,Tassāhaṁ vacanaṁ sutvā, I did her bidding.akāsiṁ anusāsaniṁ; The lady’s advice was not in vain:Amogho ayyāyovādo, master of the three knowledges, <j>I am free of defilements.tevijjāmhi anāsavā”ti.
… Candā therī ….
… Candā therī ….
Pañcakanipāto niṭṭhito.
Pañcakanipāto niṭṭhito.