참조Pāli 원전English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Pāli 원전
Ānandajāte tidasagaṇe patīte, Sakkañca indaṁ sucivasane ca deve; Dussaṁ gahetvā atiriva thomayante, Asito isi addasa divāvihāre.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
The seer Asita in his daily meditation saw the bright-clad gods of the host of Thirty and their lord Sakka joyfully celebrating, waving streamers in exuberant exaltation.
Pāli 원전
Disvāna deve muditamane udagge, Cittiṁ karitvāna idamavoca tattha; “Kiṁ devasaṅgho atiriva kalyarūpo, Dussaṁ gahetvā ramayatha kiṁ paṭicca.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Seeing the gods rejoicing, elated, he paid respects and said this there: “Why is the community of gods in such excellent spirits? Why take up streamers and whirl them about?
Pāli 원전
Yadāpi āsī asurehi saṅgamo, Jayo surānaṁ asurā parājitā; Tadāpi netādiso lomahaṁsano, Kimabbhutaṁ daṭṭhu marū pamoditā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Even in the war with the titans, when gods were victorious and titans defeated, there was no such excitement. What marvel have the celestials seen that they so rejoice?
Pāli 원전
Seḷenti gāyanti ca vādayanti ca, Bhujāni phoṭenti ca naccayanti ca; Pucchāmi vohaṁ merumuddhavāsine, Dhunātha me saṁsayaṁ khippa mārisā”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Shouting and singing and playing music, they clap their hands and dance. I ask you, dwellers on Mount Meru’s peak, quickly dispel my doubt, good fellows!”
Pāli 원전
“So bodhisatto ratanavaro atulyo, Manussaloke hitasukhatthāya jāto; Sakyāna gāme janapade lumbineyye, Tenamha tuṭṭhā atiriva kalyarūpā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
“The being intent on awakening, a peerless gem, has been born in the human realm for the sake of welfare and happiness, in Lumbinī, a village in the Sakyan land. That’s why we’re so happy, in such excellent spirits.
Pāli 원전
So sabbasattuttamo aggapuggalo, Narāsabho sabbapajānamuttamo; Vattessati cakkamisivhaye vane, Nadaṁva sīho balavā migābhibhū”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
He is supreme among all beings, the peak individual, captain of men, supreme among all creatures. He will roll forth the wheel in the grove of the seers, roaring like a mighty lion, lord of beasts.”
Pāli 원전
Taṁ saddaṁ sutvā turitamavasarī so, Suddhodanassa tada bhavanaṁ upāvisi; Nisajja tattha idamavocāsi sakye, “Kuhiṁ kumāro ahamapi daṭṭhukāmo”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Hearing this, he swiftly descended and right away approached Suddhodana’s home. Seated there he said this to the Sakyans, “Where is the boy? I too wish to see him!”
Pāli 원전
Tato kumāraṁ jalitamiva suvaṇṇaṁ, Ukkāmukheva sukusalasampahaṭṭhaṁ; Daddallamānaṁ siriyā anomavaṇṇaṁ, Dassesu puttaṁ asitavhayassa sakyā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Then the Sakyans showed their son to the one named Asita—the boy shone like burning gold well-wrought in the forge; dazzling with glory, of peerless beauty.
Pāli 원전
Disvā kumāraṁ sikhimiva pajjalantaṁ, Tārāsabhaṁva nabhasigamaṁ visuddhaṁ; Suriyaṁ tapantaṁ saradarivabbhamuttaṁ, Ānandajāto vipulamalattha pītiṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
The boy beamed like crested flame, pure as the moon, lord of stars traversing the sky, blazing like the sun free of stormclouds after the rains; seeing him, he was joyful, brimming with happiness.
Pāli 원전
Anekasākhañca sahassamaṇḍalaṁ, Chattaṁ marū dhārayumantalikkhe; Suvaṇṇadaṇḍā vītipatanti cāmarā, Na dissare cāmarachattagāhakā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
The celestials held up a parasol in the sky, many-ribbed and thousand-circled; and golden-handled chowries waved—but none could see who held the chowries or the parasols.
Pāli 원전
Disvā jaṭī kaṇhasirivhayo isi, Suvaṇṇanikkhaṁ viya paṇḍukambale; Setañca chattaṁ dhariyanta muddhani, Udaggacitto sumano paṭiggahe.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
When the matted hair seer named “Dark Splendor” had seen the boy like a gold ingot on a cream rug with a white parasol held over his head, he received him, elated and happy.
Pāli 원전
Paṭiggahetvā pana sakyapuṅgavaṁ, Jigīsako lakkhaṇamantapāragū; Pasannacitto giramabbhudīrayi, “Anuttarāyaṁ dvipadānamuttamo”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Having received the Sakyan bull, the seeker, master of marks and hymns, lifted up his voice with confident heart: “He is supreme, the best of men!”
Pāli 원전
Athattano gamanamanussaranto, Akalyarūpo gaḷayati assukāni; Disvāna sakyā isimavocuṁ rudantaṁ, “No ce kumāre bhavissati antarāyo”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
But then, remembering he would depart this world, his spirits fell and his tears flowed. Seeing the weeping seer, the Sakyans said, “Surely there will be no threat to the boy?”
Pāli 원전
Disvāna sakye isimavoca akalye, “Nāhaṁ kumāre ahitamanussarāmi; Na cāpimassa bhavissati antarāyo, Na orakāyaṁ adhimānasā bhavātha.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Seeing the crestfallen Sakyans, the seer said, “I do not forsee harm befall the boy, and there will be no threat to him, not in the least; set your minds at ease.
Pāli 원전
Sambodhiyaggaṁ phusissatāyaṁ kumāro, So dhammacakkaṁ paramavisuddhadassī; Vattessatāyaṁ bahujanahitānukampī, Vitthārikassa bhavissati brahmacariyaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
This boy shall reach the highest awakening. As one of perfectly purified vision, compassionate for the welfare of the many, he shall roll forth the wheel of the teaching; his spiritual path will become widespread.
Pāli 원전
Mamañca āyu na ciramidhāvaseso, Athantarā me bhavissati kālakiriyā; Sohaṁ na sossaṁ asamadhurassa dhammaṁ, Tenamhi aṭṭo byasanaṅgato aghāvī”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
But I have not long left in this life, I shall die before then. I will never hear the teaching of the one who bore the unequaled burden. That’s why I’m so upset and distraught—it’s a disaster for me!”
Pāli 원전
So sākiyānaṁ vipulaṁ janetvā pītiṁ, Antepuramhā niggamā brahmacārī; So bhāgineyyaṁ sayaṁ anukampamāno, Samādapesi asamadhurassa dhamme.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Having brought abundant happiness to the Sakyans, the spiritual seeker left the royal compound. He had a nephew; and out of sympathy he encouraged him in the teaching of the one who bore the unequaled burden.
Pāli 원전
“Buddhoti ghosaṁ yada parato suṇāsi, Sambodhipatto vivarati dhammamaggaṁ; Gantvāna tattha samayaṁ paripucchamāno, Carassu tasmiṁ bhagavati brahmacariyaṁ”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
“When you hear the voice of another saying ‘Buddha’—one who has attained awakening and who reveals the foremost teaching—go there and ask about his breakthrough; lead the spiritual life under that Blessed One.”
Pāli 원전
Tenānusiṭṭho hitamanena tādinā, Anāgate paramavisuddhadassinā; So nālako upacitapuññasañcayo, Jinaṁ patikkhaṁ parivasi rakkhitindriyo.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Now, that Nālaka had a store of accumulated merit; so when instructed by one of such kindly intent, with perfectly purified vision of the future, he waited anticipating the Victor, guarding his senses.
Pāli 원전
Sutvāna ghosaṁ jinavaracakkavattane, Gantvāna disvā isinisabhaṁ pasanno; Moneyyaseṭṭhaṁ munipavaraṁ apucchi, Samāgate asitāvhayassa sāsaneti. Vatthugāthā niṭṭhitā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
When he heard of the Victor rolling forth the excellent wheel he went to him, and seeing the boss seer, he became confident. The time of Asita’s instruction had arrived; so he asked the excellent sage about the highest sagacity. The introductory verses are finished.
Pāli 원전
“Aññātametaṁ vacanaṁ, Asitassa yathātathaṁ; Taṁ taṁ gotama pucchāmi, Sabbadhammāna pāraguṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
“I now know that Asita’s words have turned out to be true. I ask you this, Gotama, who has gone beyond all things:
Pāli 원전
Anagāriyupetassa, Bhikkhācariyaṁ jigīsato; Muni pabrūhi me puṭṭho, Moneyyaṁ uttamaṁ padaṁ”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
For one who has entered the homeless life, seeking food on alms round, when questioned, O sage, please tell me of sagacity, the ultimate state.”
Pāli 원전
“Moneyyaṁ te upaññissaṁ, (iti bhagavā) Dukkaraṁ durabhisambhavaṁ; Handa te naṁ pavakkhāmi, Santhambhassu daḷho bhava.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
“I shall school you in sagacity,” said the Buddha, “so difficult and challenging. Come, I shall tell you all about it. Brace yourself; stay strong!
Pāli 원전
Samānabhāgaṁ kubbetha, Gāme akkuṭṭhavanditaṁ; Manopadosaṁ rakkheyya, Santo anuṇṇato care.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
In the village, keep the same attitude no matter if reviled or praised. Guard against ill-tempered thoughts; wander peaceful and humble.
Pāli 원전
Uccāvacā niccharanti, Dāye aggisikhūpamā; Nāriyo muniṁ palobhenti, Tā su taṁ mā palobhayuṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Many different things come up, like tongues of fire in a forest. Women try to seduce a sage—let them not seduce you!
Pāli 원전
Virato methunā dhammā, Hitvā kāme paropare; Aviruddho asāratto, Pāṇesu tasathāvare.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Refraining from sex, having left behind sensual pleasures high and low, don’t be hostile or attached to living creatures firm or frail.
Pāli 원전
Yathā ahaṁ tathā ete, Yathā ete tathā ahaṁ; Attānaṁ upamaṁ katvā, Na haneyya na ghātaye.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
‘As am I, so are they; as are they, so am I’—Treating others like oneself, neither kill nor incite to kill.
Pāli 원전
Hitvā icchañca lobhañca, Yattha satto puthujjano; Cakkhumā paṭipajjeyya, Tareyya narakaṁ imaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Leaving behind desire and greed for what ordinary people are attached to, one whose eye is clear would set out to practice, they’d cross over this abyss.
Pāli 원전
Ūnūdaro mitāhāro, Appicchassa alolupo; Sadā icchāya nicchāto, Aniccho hoti nibbuto.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
With empty stomach, taking limited food, few in wishes, not greedy; truly hungerless regarding all desires, desireless, one is quenched.
Pāli 원전
Sa piṇḍacāraṁ caritvā, Vanantamabhihāraye; Upaṭṭhito rukkhamūlasmiṁ, Āsanūpagato muni.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Having wandered for alms, they’d take themselves into the forest; and nearing the foot of a tree, the sage would take their seat.
Pāli 원전
Sa jhānapasuto dhīro, Vanante ramito siyā; Jhāyetha rukkhamūlasmiṁ, Attānamabhitosayaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
That attentive one intent on absorption, would delight within the forest. They’d practice absorption at the foot of a tree, filling themselves with bliss.
Pāli 원전
Tato ratyā vivasāne, Gāmantamabhihāraye; Avhānaṁ nābhinandeyya, Abhihārañca gāmato.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Then, at the end of the night, they’d take themselves into a village. They’d not welcome being called, nor offerings brought from the village.
Pāli 원전
Na munī gāmamāgamma, Kulesu sahasā care; Ghāsesanaṁ chinnakatho, Na vācaṁ payutaṁ bhaṇe.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
A sage who has come to a village would not walk hastily among the families. They’d not discuss their search for food, nor would they speak suggestively.
Pāli 원전
Alatthaṁ yadidaṁ sādhu, Nālatthaṁ kusalaṁ iti; Ubhayeneva so tādī, Rukkhaṁvupanivattati.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
‘I got something, that’s good. I got nothing, that’s fine.’ Unaffected in both cases, they return right to the tree.
Pāli 원전
Sa pattapāṇi vicaranto, Amūgo mūgasammato; Appaṁ dānaṁ na hīḷeyya, Dātāraṁ nāvajāniyā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Wandering with bowl in hand, not dumb, but thought to be dumb, they wouldn’t scorn a tiny gift, nor look down upon the giver.
Pāli 원전
Uccāvacā hi paṭipadā, Samaṇena pakāsitā; Na pāraṁ diguṇaṁ yanti, Nayidaṁ ekaguṇaṁ mutaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
For the practice has many aspects, as revealed by the Ascetic. They do not go to the far shore twice, nor having gone once do they fall away.
Pāli 원전
Yassa ca visatā natthi, Chinnasotassa bhikkhuno; Kiccākiccappahīnassa, Pariḷāho na vijjati.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
When a mendicant has no creeping, and has cut the stream of craving, and given up all the various duties, no fever is found in them.
Pāli 원전
Moneyyaṁ te upaññissaṁ, Khuradhārūpamo bhave; Jivhāya tālumāhacca, Udare saññato siyā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
I shall school you in sagacity. Practice as if you were licking a razor’s edge. With tongue pressed against the roof of your mouth, be restrained regarding your stomach.
Pāli 원전
Alīnacitto ca siyā, Na cāpi bahu cintaye; Nirāmagandho asito, Brahmacariyaparāyaṇo.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Don’t be sluggish in mind, nor think overly much. Be free of putrefaction and unattached, committed to the spiritual life.
Pāli 원전
Ekāsanassa sikkhetha, Samaṇūpāsanassa ca; Ekattaṁ monamakkhātaṁ, Eko ce abhiramissasi; Atha bhāhisi dasadisā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Train in a lonely seat, attending closely to ascetics; solitude is sagacity, they say. If you welcome solitude, you’ll light up the ten directions.
Pāli 원전
Sutvā dhīrānaṁ nighosaṁ, Jhāyīnaṁ kāmacāginaṁ; Tato hiriñca saddhañca, Bhiyyo kubbetha māmako.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Having heard the words of the attentive, the meditators who’ve given up sensual desires, a follower of mine would develop conscience and faith all the more.
Pāli 원전
Taṁ nadīhi vijānātha, Sobbhesu padaresu ca; Saṇantā yanti kusobbhā, Tuṇhī yanti mahodadhī.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Understand this by the way streams move in clefts and crevices: the little creeks flow on resounding, while silent flow the great rivers.
Pāli 원전
Yadūnakaṁ taṁ saṇati, Yaṁ pūraṁ santameva taṁ; Aḍḍhakumbhūpamo bālo, Rahado pūrova paṇḍito.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
What is lacking, resounds; what is full is at peace. The fool is like a half-full pot; the wise like a brimfull lake.
Pāli 원전
Yaṁ samaṇo bahuṁ bhāsati, Upetaṁ atthasañhitaṁ; Jānaṁ so dhammaṁ deseti, Jānaṁ so bahu bhāsati.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
When the Ascetic speaks much it is relevant and meaningful: knowing, he teaches the Dhamma; knowing, he speaks much.
Pāli 원전
Yo ca jānaṁ saṁyatatto, Jānaṁ na bahu bhāsati; Sa munī monamarahati, Sa munī monamajjhagā”ti. Nālakasuttaṁ ekādasamaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
But one who, knowing, is self-controlled, knowing, does not speak much; that sage is worthy of sagacity, that sage has achieved sagacity.”