Sn 5.9
Todeyya-manava-puccha
Todeyya's Questions
Translated from the Pali by
Thanissaro BhikkhuPTS: Sn 1088-1091
Source: Transcribed from a file provided by the translator.
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[Todeyya:]
One in whom
there dwell no sensualities;
one in whom
no craving is found;
one who has crossed over perplexity —
his emancipation:
what is it like?
[The Buddha:]
One in whom
there dwell no sensualities;
one in whom
no craving is found;
one who has crossed over perplexity —
his emancipation
is not other than that.
[Todeyya:]
Is he without desire,
or desiring?
Discerning or
still acquiring discernment?
Describe the sage to me, Sakyan
with the all-around eye,
so that I may recognize
what he is like.
[The Buddha:]
He's without desire,
not desiring;
discerning,
not still acquiring discernment.
Recognize the sage, Todeyya,
as having nothing,
unentangled
in sensuality
& becoming.
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