참조Pāli 원전English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Pāli 원전
Appaṁ vata jīvitaṁ idaṁ, Oraṁ vassasatāpi miyyati; Yo cepi aticca jīvati, Atha kho so jarasāpi miyyati.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Short, alas, is this life; you die before a hundred years. Even if you live a little longer, you still die of old age.
Pāli 원전
Socanti janā mamāyite, Na hi santi niccā pariggahā; Vinābhāvasantamevidaṁ, Iti disvā nāgāramāvase.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
People grieve over belongings, yet there is no such thing as permanent possessions. Separation is a fact of life; when you see this, you wouldn’t stay living at home.
Pāli 원전
Maraṇenapi taṁ pahīyati, Yaṁ puriso mamidanti maññati; Etampi viditvā paṇḍito, Na mamattāya nametha māmako.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Whatever a person thinks of as belonging to them, that too is given up when they die. Knowing this, an astute follower of mine would not be bent on ownership.
Pāli 원전
Supinena yathāpi saṅgataṁ, Paṭibuddho puriso na passati; Evampi piyāyitaṁ janaṁ, Petaṁ kālaṅkataṁ na passati.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Just as, upon awakening, a person does not see what they encountered in a dream; so too you do not see your loved ones when they are dead and gone.
Pāli 원전
Diṭṭhāpi sutāpi te janā, Yesaṁ nāmamidaṁ pavuccati; Nāmaṁyevāvasissati, Akkheyyaṁ petassa jantuno.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
You used to see and hear those folk, and call them by their name. Yet the name is all that’s left to tell of a personage when they’re gone.
Pāli 원전
Sokapparidevamaccharaṁ, Na jahanti giddhā mamāyite; Tasmā munayo pariggahaṁ, Hitvā acariṁsu khemadassino.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Those who are greedy for belongings don’t give up sorrow, lamentation, and stinginess. That’s why the sages, seers of sanctuary, left possessions behind and wandered.
Pāli 원전
Patilīnacarassa bhikkhuno, Bhajamānassa vivittamāsanaṁ; Sāmaggiyamāhu tassa taṁ, Yo attānaṁ bhavane na dassaye.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
For a mendicant who lives withdrawn, frequenting a secluded seat, they say it’s fitting to not show themselves in a home.
Pāli 원전
Sabbattha munī anissito, Na piyaṁ kubbati nopi appiyaṁ; Tasmiṁ paridevamaccharaṁ, Paṇṇe vāri yathā na limpati.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
The sage is independent everywhere, they don’t form likes or dislikes. Lamentation and stinginess slip off them like water from a leaf.
Pāli 원전
Udabindu yathāpi pokkhare, Padume vāri yathā na limpati; Evaṁ muni nopalimpati, Yadidaṁ diṭṭhasutaṁ mutesu vā.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
Like a droplet slips from a lotus-leaf, like water from a lotus flower; the sage doesn’t cling to that which is seen or heard or thought.
Pāli 원전
Dhono na hi tena maññati, Yadidaṁ diṭṭhasutaṁ mutesu vā; Nāññena visuddhimicchati, Na hi so rajjati no virajjatīti. Jarāsuttaṁ chaṭṭhaṁ.
English · Bhikkhu Sujato
For the one who is cleansed does not conceive in terms of things seen, heard, or thought. They do not wish to be purified by another; they are neither passionate nor growing dispassioned.