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Living at Ease: a past life story
Khuddaka Nikāya
1. Apaṇṇakavagga
Sukhavihārijātaka
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Living at Ease: a past life story
Khuddaka Nikāya
1. Apaṇṇakavagga
Sukhavihārijātaka
Living at Ease: a past life story
“The man who guards not.”—This story was told by the Master while in the Anupiya Mango-grove near the town of Anupiya, about the Elder Bhaddiya (the Happy), who joined the Brotherhood in the company of the six young nobles with whom was Upali. Of these the Elders Bhaddiya, Kimbila, Bhagu, and Upali attained to Arahatship; the Elder Ananda entered the First Path; the Elder Anuruddha gained all-seeing vision; and Devadatta obtained the power of ecstatic self-abstraction. The story of the six young nobles, up to the events at Anupiya, will be related in the Khandahala-jataka.
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Living at Ease: a past life story
10. Sukhavihārijātaka
Living at Ease: a past life story
10. Sukhavihārijātaka
Living at Ease: a past life story10. Sukhavihārijātaka
He who is not guarded by others,*The story concerns an ascetic who, lying down in bliss, does not rise to greet the king.and who does not guard others,truly sleeps at ease, O king,*This verse is identical to Thag 11.1:4.1, except that is addressed to a mendicant.unconcerned for sensual pleasures.
“Yañca aññe na rakkhanti, yo ca aññe na rakkhati; Sa ve rāja sukhaṁ seti, kāmesu anapekkhavā”ti.
He who is not guarded by others,*The story concerns an ascetic who, lying down in bliss, does not rise to greet the king.
“Yañca aññe na rakkhanti,
and who does not guard others,
yo ca aññe na rakkhati;
truly sleeps at ease, O king,*This verse is identical to Thag 11.1:4.1, except that is addressed to a mendicant.
Sa ve rāja sukhaṁ seti,
unconcerned for sensual pleasures.
kāmesu anapekkhavā”ti.
He who is not guarded by others,*The story concerns an ascetic who, lying down in bliss, does not rise to greet the king.“Yañca aññe na rakkhanti, and who does not guard others,yo ca aññe na rakkhati; truly sleeps at ease, O king,*This verse is identical to Thag 11.1:4.1, except that is addressed to a mendicant.Sa ve rāja sukhaṁ seti, unconcerned for sensual pleasures.kāmesu anapekkhavā”ti.
Sukhavihārijātakaṁ dasamaṁ.
Sukhavihārijātakaṁ dasamaṁ.
Sukhavihārijātakaṁ dasamaṁ.
Apaṇṇakavaggo paṭhamo.
Apaṇṇakavaggo paṭhamo.
Apaṇṇakavaggo paṭhamo.
Tassuddānaṁ
Tassuddānaṁ
Tassuddānaṁ
Varāpaṇṇaka vaṇṇupatha serivaro, Suvicakkhaṇa taṇḍulanāḷikassā; Hiri puttavaruttagāmaṇinā, Yo ca na rakkhati tena dasāti.
Varāpaṇṇaka vaṇṇupatha serivaro,
Suvicakkhaṇa taṇḍulanāḷikassā;
Hiri puttavaruttagāmaṇinā,
Yo ca na rakkhati tena dasāti.
Varāpaṇṇaka vaṇṇupatha serivaro, Suvicakkhaṇa taṇḍulanāḷikassā; Hiri puttavaruttagāmaṇinā, Yo ca na rakkhati tena dasāti.