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Uppādāsuttaṃ [AN 3.136, PTS 1.286]

4.

The Discourse on Arising

137.More DetailsCommentaries "Whether there is an arising of Truth-finders or whether there is no arising of Truth-finders, monks, that element still stands - the principle of the causal relationship of phenomena, the cosmic law of phenomena. All activities are impermanent. The Truth-finder awakens to that, fully realises that. Having awakened to it, having fully realised it, he tells, teaches, makes known, establishes, reveals, analyses, and makes clear - 'All activities are impermanent.' Whether there is an arising of Truth-finders or whether there is no arising of Truth-finders, monks, that element still stands - the principle of the causal relationship of phenomena, the cosmic law of phenomena. All activities are suffering. The Truth-finder awakens to that, fully realises that. Having awakened to it, having fully realised it, he tells, teaches, makes known, establishes, reveals, analyses, and makes clear - 'All activities are suffering.' Whether there is an arising of Truth-finders or whether there is no arising of Truth-finders, monks, that element still stands - the principle of the causal relationship of phenomena, the cosmic law of phenomena. All phenomena are non-self. The Truth-finder awakens to that, fully realises that. Having awakened to it, having fully realised it, he tells, teaches, makes known, establishes, reveals, analyses, and makes clear - 'All phenomena are non-self.' The fourth.

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