참조Pāli 원전English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Pāli 원전
Animittamanaññātaṁ, maccānaṁ idha jīvitaṁ; Kasirañca parittañca, tañca dukkhena saṁyutaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Unforeseen and unknown is the extent of this mortal life—hard and short and bound to pain.
Pāli 원전
Na hi so upakkamo atthi, yena jātā na miyyare; Jarampi patvā maraṇaṁ, evaṁdhammā hi pāṇino.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
There is no way that those born will not die. On reaching old age death follows: such is the nature of living creatures.
Pāli 원전
Phalānamiva pakkānaṁ, pāto patanato bhayaṁ; Evaṁ jātāna maccānaṁ, niccaṁ maraṇato bhayaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
As ripe fruit are always in danger of falling, so mortals once born are always in danger of death.
Pāli 원전
Yathāpi kumbhakārassa, katā mattikabhājanā; Sabbe bhedanapariyantā, evaṁ maccāna jīvitaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
As clay pots made by a potter all end up being broken, so is the life of mortals.
Pāli 원전
Daharā ca mahantā ca, ye bālā ye ca paṇḍitā; Sabbe maccuvasaṁ yanti, sabbe maccuparāyaṇā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Young and old, foolish and wise—all go under the sway of death; all are destined to die.
Pāli 원전
Tesaṁ maccuparetānaṁ, gacchataṁ paralokato; Na pitā tāyate puttaṁ, ñātī vā pana ñātake.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
When those overcome by death leave this world for the next, a father cannot protect his son, nor relatives their kin.
Pāli 원전
Pekkhataṁyeva ñātīnaṁ, passa lālapataṁ puthu; Ekamekova maccānaṁ, govajjho viya nīyati.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
See how, while relatives look on, wailing profusely, mortals are led away one by one, like a cow to the slaughter.
Pāli 원전
Evamabbhāhato loko, Maccunā ca jarāya ca; Tasmā dhīrā na socanti, Viditvā lokapariyāyaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
And so the world is stricken by old age and by death. That is why the attentive do not grieve, for they understand the way of the world.
Pāli 원전
Yassa maggaṁ na jānāsi, āgatassa gatassa vā; Ubho ante asampassaṁ, niratthaṁ paridevasi.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
For one whose path you do not know—not whence they came nor where they went—you lament in vain, seeing neither end.
Pāli 원전
Paridevayamāno ce, Kiñcidatthaṁ udabbahe; Sammūḷho hiṁsamattānaṁ, Kayirā ce naṁ vicakkhaṇo.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
If a bewildered person, lamenting and self-harming, could extract any good from that, then those who see clearly would do the same.
Pāli 원전
Na hi ruṇṇena sokena, Santiṁ pappoti cetaso; Bhiyyassuppajjate dukkhaṁ, Sarīraṁ cupahaññati.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
For not by weeping and wailing will you find peace of heart. It just gives rise to more suffering, and distresses your body.
Pāli 원전
Kiso vivaṇṇo bhavati, Hiṁsamattānamattanā; Na tena petā pālenti, Niratthā paridevanā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Growing thin and pale, you hurt yourself. It does nothing to help the dead: your lamentation is in vain.
Pāli 원전
Sokamappajahaṁ jantu, Bhiyyo dukkhaṁ nigacchati; Anutthunanto kālaṅkataṁ, Sokassa vasamanvagū.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Unless a personage gives up grief, they fall into suffering all the more. Bewailing those whose time has come, you fall under the sway of grief.
Pāli 원전
Aññepi passa gamine, Yathākammupage nare; Maccuno vasamāgamma, Phandantevidha pāṇino.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
See, too, other folk departing, passing on according to their deeds; fallen under the sway of death, beings flounder while still here.
Pāli 원전
Yena yena hi maññanti, Tato taṁ hoti aññathā; Etādiso vinābhāvo, Passa lokassa pariyāyaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
For however they imagine it, it turns out to be something else. Such is separation: see the way of the world!
Pāli 원전
Api vassasataṁ jīve, Bhiyyo vā pana māṇavo; Ñātisaṅghā vinā hoti, Jahāti idha jīvitaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Even if a human lives a hundred years or more, they are parted from their family circle, they leave this life behind.
Pāli 원전
Tasmā arahato sutvā, Vineyya paridevitaṁ; Petaṁ kālaṅkataṁ disvā, Neso labbhā mayā iti.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Therefore, having learned from the Perfected One, dispel lamentation. Seeing the dead and departed, think: “I cannot escape this.”
Pāli 원전
Yathā saraṇamādittaṁ, Vārinā parinibbaye; Evampi dhīro sapañño, Paṇḍito kusalo naro; Khippamuppatitaṁ sokaṁ, Vāto tūlaṁva dhaṁsaye.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
As one would extinguish a blazing refuge with water, so too an attentive one—a wise, astute, and skilled person—would swiftly blow away grief that comes up, like the wind a tuft of cotton.
Pāli 원전
Paridevaṁ pajappañca, Domanassañca attano; Attano sukhamesāno, Abbahe sallamattano.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
One who seeks their own happiness would pluck out the dart from themselves—the wailing and praying, and sadness inside.
Pāli 원전
Abbūḷhasallo asito, santiṁ pappuyya cetaso; Sabbasokaṁ atikkanto, asoko hoti nibbutoti. Sallasuttaṁ aṭṭhamaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
With dart plucked out, unattached, having found peace of mind, overcoming all sorrow, one is sorrowless and quenched.