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Kavisuttaṃ [SN 1.60, PTS 1.38]

10.

The Discourse on a Poet

60.More DetailsCommentaries

"What is the source of verses, what is their expression?

What are verses based on, what is the foundation of verses?"

"Metre is the source of verses, syllables are their expression;

Verses are based on name, a poet is the foundation of verses."

The Chapter on Old Age is sixth.

Its summary:

Ageing, Without Ageing, Friend, Foundation, Three, People, and;

Wrong Path and Second, the chapter is completed with Poet.

7.

The Chapter on Surpassing

1.

The Discourse on Name

61.More DetailsCommentaries

"What has overcome all, than which nothing more is found?

To what one thing have all come under control?"

"Name has overcome all, than name nothing more is found;

To name, the one thing, all have come under control."

2.

The Discourse on Mind

62.More DetailsCommentaries

"By what is the world led, by what is it dragged about;

To what one thing have all come under control?"

"By mind the world is led, by mind it is dragged about;

To mind, the one thing, all have come under control."

3.

The Discourse on Craving

63.More DetailsCommentaries

"By what is the world led, by what is it dragged about;

To what one thing have all come under control?"

"By craving the world is led, by craving it is dragged about;

To craving, the one thing, have all come under control."

4.

The Discourse on Mental Fetters

64.More DetailsCommentaries

"What is the world's fetter, what is its means of examining?

By the abandoning of what is it called Nibbāna?"

"Delight is the world's fetter, applied thought is its means of examining;

By the abandoning of craving is it called Nibbāna."

5.

The Discourse on Bondage

65.More DetailsCommentaries

"What is the world's connection, what is its means of examining?

By the abandoning of what does one cut all bondage?"

"Delight is the world's connection, applied thought is its means of examining;

By the abandoning of craving does one cut all bondage."

6.

The Discourse on Self-Destruction

66.More DetailsCommentaries

"By what is the world afflicted, by what is it surrounded;

By what dart is it overcome, by what is it always fuming?"

"By death is the world afflicted, by ageing is it surrounded;

By the dart of craving is it overcome, by desire is it always fuming."

7.

The Discourse on Burned Up

67.More DetailsCommentaries

"By what is the world ensnared, by what is it surrounded;

By what is the world closed in, in what is the world established?"

"By craving the world is ensnared, by ageing is it surrounded;

By death the world is closed in, in suffering the world is established."

8.

The Discourse on Closed

68.More DetailsCommentaries

"By what is the world closed in, in what is the world established;

By what is the world ensnared, by what is it surrounded?"

"By death the world is closed in, in suffering the world is established;

By craving the world is ensnared, by ageing is it surrounded."

9.

The Discourse on Desire

69.More DetailsCommentaries

"By what is the world bound, by the removal of what is it freed;

By the abandoning of what does one cut all bondage?"

"By desire the world is bound, by the removal of desire it is freed;

By the abandoning of desire one cuts all bondage."

10.

The Discourse on the World

70.More DetailsCommentaries

"In what has the world arisen, in what does it make intimacy?

Clinging to what, in what is the world vexed?"

"In the six has the world arisen, in the six does it make intimacy;

Clinging to the six only, in the six is the world vexed."

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