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Khuddaka Nikāya
3. Tikanipāta
Dantikātherīgāthā
Minor Collection
3. The Book of the Threes
Dantikā
Khuddaka Nikāya
3. Tikanipāta
Dantikātherīgāthā
Dantikā
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Leaving my day’s meditationon Vulture’s Peak Mountain,I saw an elephant on the riverbankhaving just come up from his bath.

“Divāvihārā nikkhamma, gijjhakūṭamhi pabbate; Nāgaṁ ogāhamuttiṇṇaṁ, nadītīramhi addasaṁ.

Leaving my day’s meditation
“Divāvihārā nikkhamma,
on Vulture’s Peak Mountain,
gijjhakūṭamhi pabbate;
I saw an elephant on the riverbank
Nāgaṁ ogāhamuttiṇṇaṁ,
having just come up from his bath.
nadītīramhi addasaṁ.

Leaving my day’s meditation“Divāvihārā nikkhamma, on Vulture’s Peak Mountain,gijjhakūṭamhi pabbate; I saw an elephant on the riverbankNāgaṁ ogāhamuttiṇṇaṁ, having just come up from his bath.nadītīramhi addasaṁ.

A man, taking a pole with a hook,asked the elephant, “Give me your foot.”The elephant presented his foot,and the man mounted him.

Puriso aṅkusamādāya, ‘dehi pādan’ti yācati; Nāgo pasārayī pādaṁ, puriso nāgamāruhi.

A man, taking a pole with a hook,
Puriso aṅkusamādāya,
asked the elephant, “Give me your foot.”
‘dehi pādan’ti yācati;
The elephant presented his foot,
Nāgo pasārayī pādaṁ,
and the man mounted him.
puriso nāgamāruhi.

A man, taking a pole with a hook,Puriso aṅkusamādāya, asked the elephant, “Give me your foot.”‘dehi pādan’ti yācati; The elephant presented his foot,Nāgo pasārayī pādaṁ, and the man mounted him.puriso nāgamāruhi.

Seeing a wild beast so tamed,submitting to human control,my mind became serene:<em>that</em> is why I’ve gone to the forest!

Disvā adantaṁ damitaṁ, manussānaṁ vasaṁ gataṁ; Tato cittaṁ samādhesiṁ, khalu tāya vanaṁ gatā”ti.

Seeing a wild beast so tamed,
Disvā adantaṁ damitaṁ,
submitting to human control,
manussānaṁ vasaṁ gataṁ;
my mind became serene:
Tato cittaṁ samādhesiṁ,
<em>that</em> is why I’ve gone to the forest!
khalu tāya vanaṁ gatā”ti.

Seeing a wild beast so tamed,Disvā adantaṁ damitaṁ, submitting to human control,manussānaṁ vasaṁ gataṁ; my mind became serene:Tato cittaṁ samādhesiṁ, <em>that</em> is why I’ve gone to the forest!khalu tāya vanaṁ gatā”ti.

… Dantikā therī ….

… Dantikā therī ….

… Dantikā therī ….