참조Pāli 원전English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Pāli 원전
“Pucchāmi taṁ ādiccabandhu, Vivekaṁ santipadañca mahesi; Kathaṁ disvā nibbāti bhikkhu, Anupādiyāno lokasmiṁ kiñci”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
“Great seer, I ask you, the Kinsman of the Sun, about seclusion and the state of peace. How, having seen, is a mendicant extinguished, not grasping anything in this world?”
Pāli 원전
“Mūlaṁ papañcasaṅkhāya, (iti bhagavā) Mantā asmīti sabbamuparundhe; Yā kāci taṇhā ajjhattaṁ, Tāsaṁ vinayā sadā sato sikkhe.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
“They would cut off the idea, ‘I am the thinker’,” said the Buddha, “which is the root of all judgments that emerge from proliferation. Ever mindful, they would train to remove any internal cravings.
Pāli 원전
Yaṁ kiñci dhammamabhijaññā, Ajjhattaṁ atha vāpi bahiddhā; Na tena thāmaṁ kubbetha, Na hi sā nibbuti sataṁ vuttā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Regardless of what things they know, whether internal or external, they wouldn’t be proud because of that, for that is not quenching, say the good.
Pāli 원전
Seyyo na tena maññeyya, Nīceyyo atha vāpi sarikkho; Phuṭṭho anekarūpehi, Nātumānaṁ vikappayaṁ tiṭṭhe.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
They wouldn’t let that make them conceited, thinking themselves better or worse or alike. When questioned in many ways, they wouldn’t keep justifying themselves.
Pāli 원전
Ajjhattamevupasame, Na aññato bhikkhu santimeseyya; Ajjhattaṁ upasantassa, Natthi attā kuto nirattā vā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
A mendicant would be settled internally, and not seek peace from another. For one at peace inside themselves, there’s no picking up, whence putting down?
Pāli 원전
Majjhe yathā samuddassa, Ūmi no jāyatī ṭhito hoti; Evaṁ ṭhito anejassa, Ussadaṁ bhikkhu na kareyya kuhiñci”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Just as, in the middle of the ocean, no waves arise, it stays still; so too one unstirred is still—a mendicant would make no pretension regarding anything.”
Pāli 원전
“Akittayī vivaṭacakkhu, Sakkhidhammaṁ parissayavinayaṁ; Paṭipadaṁ vadehi bhaddante, Pātimokkhaṁ atha vāpi samādhiṁ”.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
“He whose eyes are open has explained the truth he witnessed, where adversities are removed. Please now speak of the practice, sir, the monastic code and immersion in samādhi.”
Pāli 원전
“Cakkhūhi neva lolassa, Gāmakathāya āvaraye sotaṁ; Rase ca nānugijjheyya, Na ca mamāyetha kiñci lokasmiṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
“With eyes not wanton, they’d turn their ears from village gossip. They wouldn’t be greedy for flavors, nor possessive about anything in the world.
Pāli 원전
Phassena yadā phuṭṭhassa, Paridevaṁ bhikkhu na kareyya kuhiñci; Bhavañca nābhijappeyya, Bheravesu ca na sampavedheyya.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Though struck by contacts, a mendicant would not lament at all. They wouldn’t pray for another life, nor tremble in the face of dangers.
Pāli 원전
Annānamatho pānānaṁ, Khādanīyānaṁ athopi vatthānaṁ; Laddhā na sannidhiṁ kayirā, Na ca parittase tāni alabhamāno.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
When they receive food and drink, edibles and clothes, they wouldn’t store them up, nor worry about not getting them.
Pāli 원전
Jhāyī na pādalolassa, Virame kukkuccā nappamajjeyya; Athāsanesu sayanesu, Appasaddesu bhikkhu vihareyya.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Meditative, not footloose, they’d avoid remorse and not be negligent. Then a mendicant would stay in quiet places to sit and rest.
Pāli 원전
Niddaṁ na bahulīkareyya, Jāgariyaṁ bhajeyya ātāpī; Tandiṁ māyaṁ hassaṁ khiḍḍaṁ, Methunaṁ vippajahe savibhūsaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
They wouldn’t take much sleep, but, being keen, would apply themselves to wakefulness. They’d give up sloth, illusion, mirth, and play, and sex and ornamentation.
Pāli 원전
Āthabbaṇaṁ supinaṁ lakkhaṇaṁ, No vidahe athopi nakkhattaṁ; Virutañca gabbhakaraṇaṁ, Tikicchaṁ māmako na seveyya.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
They wouldn’t cast Artharvaṇa spells, interpret dreams or omens, or practice astrology. My followers would not study ominous animal cries, work as a doctor, or treat an impacted fetus.
Pāli 원전
Nindāya nappavedheyya, Na uṇṇameyya pasaṁsito bhikkhu; Lobhaṁ saha macchariyena, Kodhaṁ pesuṇiyañca panudeyya.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Not shaken by criticism, a mendicant would not gloat when praised. They’d cast aside greed and stinginess, anger, and slander.
Pāli 원전
Kayavikkaye na tiṭṭheyya, Upavādaṁ bhikkhu na kareyya kuhiñci; Gāme ca nābhisajjeyya, Lābhakamyā janaṁ na lapayeyya.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
They’d not stand for buying and selling; a mendicant would not speak ill at all. They wouldn’t linger in the village, nor cajole people from desire for profit.
Pāli 원전
Na ca katthitā siyā bhikkhu, Na ca vācaṁ payuttaṁ bhāseyya; Pāgabbhiyaṁ na sikkheyya, Kathaṁ viggāhikaṁ na kathayeyya.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
A mendicant would be no boaster, nor would they speak suggestively. They wouldn’t train in impudence, nor speak argumentatively.
Pāli 원전
Mosavajje na nīyetha, Sampajāno saṭhāni na kayirā; Atha jīvitena paññāya, Sīlabbatena nāññamatimaññe.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
They wouldn’t be led into lying, nor be deliberately devious. And they’d never look down on another because of livelihood, wisdom, or precepts and vows.
Pāli 원전
Sutvā rusito bahuṁ vācaṁ, Samaṇānaṁ vā puthujanānaṁ; Pharusena ne na paṭivajjā, Na hi santo paṭisenikaronti.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Though provoked from hearing much talk from ascetics saying all different things, they wouldn’t react harshly, for the virtuous do not retaliate.
Pāli 원전
Etañca dhammamaññāya, Vicinaṁ bhikkhu sadā sato sikkhe; Santīti nibbutiṁ ñatvā, Sāsane gotamassa na pamajjeyya.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Having understood this teaching, inquiring, a mendicant would always train mindfully. Knowing quenching as peace, they’d not be negligent in Gotama’s bidding.
Pāli 원전
Abhibhū hi so anabhibhūto, Sakkhidhammamanītihamadassī; Tasmā hi tassa bhagavato sāsane, Appamatto sadā namassamanusikkhe”ti. Tuvaṭakasuttaṁ cuddasamaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
For he is the vanquisher, the unvanquished, seer of the truth as witness, not by legends—that’s why, being diligent, they would always train respectfully in the Buddha’s teaching.”