Difference between revisions of "Ghatva Sutta"
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| − | Having Killed | + | [[Having Killed]] |
| − | translated from the Pali by | + | translated from the [[Pali]] by |
| − | Thanissaro Bhikkhu | + | [[Thanissaro Bhikkhu]] |
| − | As she was standing to one side, a devata recited this verse to the Blessed One: | + | As she was [[standing]] to one side, a [[devata]] recited this verse to the [[Blessed One]]: |
| − | Having killed what do you sleep in ease? Having killed what do you not grieve? Of the slaying of what one thing does Gotama approve? | + | [[Having killed]] what do you [[sleep]] in ease? [[Having killed]] what do you not grieve? Of the slaying of what one thing does [[Gotama]] approve? |
| − | [The Buddha:] | + | [The [[Buddha]]:] |
| − | Having killed anger you sleep in ease. Having killed anger you do not grieve. The noble ones praise the slaying of anger; with its honeyed crest & poison root; for having killed it you do not grieve. | + | [[Having killed]] [[anger]] you [[sleep]] in ease. [[Having killed]] [[anger]] you do not grieve. The [[noble ones]] praise the slaying of [[anger]]; with its honeyed crest & [[poison]] [[root]]; for [[having killed]] it you do not grieve. |
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Revision as of 10:32, 3 April 2014
translated from the Pali by
As she was standing to one side, a devata recited this verse to the Blessed One:
Having killed what do you sleep in ease? Having killed what do you not grieve? Of the slaying of what one thing does Gotama approve?
[The Buddha:]
Having killed anger you sleep in ease. Having killed anger you do not grieve. The noble ones praise the slaying of anger; with its honeyed crest & poison root; for having killed it you do not grieve.
