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| + | translated from the [[Pali]] by <br/> | ||
| + | Maurice O'Connell Walshe}}<br/><br/> | ||
| − | + | The [[Blessed One]] was once staying among the {{Wiki|Kurus}} at their market-town of Kammaasadamma. [And the [[Venerable]] Aananda said:] "Wonderful, [[Lord]], marvelous, [[Lord]], is the profundity of this law of [[Dependent Origination]], and how profound it appears! And yet to me it appears perfectly plain." | |
| − | + | "Do not say that, Aananda, do not say that! This law of [[Dependent Origination]] is indeed profound and appears profound. It is through not [[knowing]], not [[understanding]], not penetrating this [[truth]][1] that this generation has become entangled like a knotted string, covered with blight, like grass and reeds, and cannot pass over the downfall, the woeful way, the [[sorrowful]] state, the cycle of birth-and-death."[2] | |
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| − | "Do not say that, Aananda, do not say that! This law of Dependent Origination is indeed profound and appears profound. It is through not knowing, not understanding, not penetrating this truth[1] that this generation has become entangled like a knotted string, covered with blight, like grass and reeds, and cannot pass over the downfall, the woeful way, the sorrowful state, the cycle of birth-and-death."[2] | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | 1. Dhamma. | + | 1. [[Dhamma]]. |
2. Sa.msaara. | 2. Sa.msaara. | ||
Revision as of 13:13, 3 April 2014
Aananda's Mistake (excerpt)
translated from the Pali by
Maurice O'Connell Walshe
The Blessed One was once staying among the Kurus at their market-town of Kammaasadamma. [And the Venerable Aananda said:] "Wonderful, Lord, marvelous, Lord, is the profundity of this law of Dependent Origination, and how profound it appears! And yet to me it appears perfectly plain."
"Do not say that, Aananda, do not say that! This law of Dependent Origination is indeed profound and appears profound. It is through not knowing, not understanding, not penetrating this truth[1] that this generation has become entangled like a knotted string, covered with blight, like grass and reeds, and cannot pass over the downfall, the woeful way, the sorrowful state, the cycle of birth-and-death."[2]
Notes
1. Dhamma.
2. Sa.msaara.
