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7.

The Book of the Sevens

1.

Verses of the Elder Sundarasamudda

459.More DetailsCommentaries

"Adorned, well-dressed, wearing garlands, decorated;

With feet lacquered, having mounted sandals, the courtesan.

460.More DetailsCommentaries

"Having descended from her sandals, with joined palms before me;

She spoke to me with smooth and soft words, having first smiled."

461.More DetailsCommentaries

"You are young, gone forth, remain in my instruction;

Enjoy human sensual pleasures, I give you wealth;

I promise you the truth, or I shall carry fire for you.

462.More DetailsCommentaries

"When we become old, both leaning on a stick;

Both of us shall go forth, a winning throw in both respects."

463.More DetailsCommentaries

"And having seen her begging, the harlot with palms joined;

Adorned, well-dressed, like a snare of Death laid out.

464.More DetailsCommentaries

"Then wise attention arose in me - etc. disenchantment was established.

465.More DetailsCommentaries

"Thereupon my mind was liberated, etc. the Buddha's teaching has been fulfilled."

... Sundarasamudda the elder...

2.

Verses of the Elder Lakuṇḍakabhaddiya

466.More DetailsCommentaries

In the excellent Ambāṭaka park, in the jungle thicket, Bhaddiya;

Having uprooted craving with its root, there the auspicious one meditates.

467.More DetailsCommentaries

"Some delight in small drums, with lutes and tabors;

But I at the root of a tree, delighted in the Buddha's Dispensation.

468.More DetailsCommentaries

"If the Buddha were to grant me a boon, and that boon were to be obtained by me;

I would take for the whole world, constant mindfulness of the body.

469.More DetailsCommentaries

"Those who measured me by appearance, and those who followed by sound;

Overcome by the power of desire and lust, those people do not know me.

470.More DetailsCommentaries

"He does not know internally, and he does not see externally;

The fool obstructed all around, he indeed is carried away by sound.

471.More DetailsCommentaries

"He does not know internally, but he sees with insight externally;

Seeing the fruit externally, he too is carried away by sound.

472.More DetailsCommentaries

"He understands internally, and he sees with insight externally;

One who sees without obstruction, he is not carried away by sound."

... Lakuṇḍakabhaddiya the elder...

3.

Verses of the Elder Bhadda

473.More DetailsCommentaries

"I was an only son, dear to mother, dear to father;

Obtained through many ascetic practices and through prayers.

474.More DetailsCommentaries

"And they, out of compassion for me, well-wishing, seeking my benefit;

Both father and mother, brought me near to the Buddha."

475.More DetailsCommentaries

"This son was obtained with difficulty, delicate, delicately nurtured;

We give him to you, O protector, as an attendant of the Conqueror."

476.More DetailsCommentaries

"And the Teacher, having accepted me, said this to Ānanda;

'Give the going forth to this one quickly, this one will be of good breed.'

477.More DetailsCommentaries

"Having given me the going forth, the Teacher, the Conqueror, entered the dwelling;

While the sun had not yet set, thereupon my mind was liberated.

478.More DetailsCommentaries

"Then the Teacher, having disregarded, emerged from seclusion;

'Come, Bhadda,' he said to me, that was my full ordination.

479.More DetailsCommentaries

"At seven years old by birth, full ordination was obtained by me;

The three true knowledges have been attained, oh, the good nature of the Teaching!"

... Bhadda the elder...

4.

Verses of the Elder Sopāka

480.More DetailsCommentaries

"Having seen in the shade of the mansion, the highest of men walking up and down;

Having approached him there, I paid homage to the highest of men.

481.More DetailsCommentaries

"Having arranged my robe on one shoulder, having joined my hands together;

I walked up and down following the stainless one, the highest of all beings.

482.More DetailsCommentaries

"Then he asked me questions, the wise one skilled in questions;

Fearless and unafraid, I answered the Teacher.

483.More DetailsCommentaries

"When the questions had been answered, the Truth-finder gave thanks;

Having looked at the Community of monks, he spoke this matter."

484.More DetailsCommentaries

"It is a gain for the Aṅgas and Magadhans, for whom this one uses;

Robes and almsfood, requisites and lodgings;

Rising up in respect and proper treatment, it is a gain for them," he said.

485.More DetailsCommentaries

"From this day forth, Sopāka, approach me for seeing;

Let this itself, Sopāka, be your full ordination."

486.More DetailsCommentaries

"Seven years old by birth, having received full ordination;

I bear my final body, oh, the good nature of the Teaching!"

... The Elder Sopāka...

5.

Verses of the Elder Sarabhaṅga

487.More DetailsCommentaries

"Having broken reeds with my hands, having made a hut, I dwelt;

On account of that, 'Sarabhaṅga' was my name by convention.

488.More DetailsCommentaries

"It is not allowable for me today, to break reeds with my hands;

Training rules have been laid down for us, by Gotama of great fame.

489.More DetailsCommentaries

"The whole, complete disease, Sarabhaṅga did not see before;

That disease was seen, by one obedient to the Super God.

490.More DetailsCommentaries

"By the very path that Vipassī went, by the very path that Sikhī and Vessabhū went;

Kakusandha, Koṇāgamana, and Kassapa, by that same straight path Gotama went.

491.More DetailsCommentaries

"Free from craving, without grasping, seven Buddhas grounded upon elimination;

By whom this Teaching was taught, by those such ones who have become the Teaching.

492.More DetailsCommentaries

"The four noble truths, out of compassion for living beings;

Suffering, origin, path, cessation, the elimination of suffering.

493.More DetailsCommentaries

"In which suffering ceases, endless in the round of rebirths;

Upon the dissolution of this body, and the extinction of life;

There is no other rebirth, I am well liberated everywhere."

... Sarabhaṅga the elder...

The Chapter of Sevens is concluded.

The summary therein:

Sundarasamudda the elder, the elder Lakuṇḍabhaddiya;

Bhadda the elder and Sopāka, Sarabhaṅga the great sage;

In the sevens five elders, thirty-five verses.

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