Araṇasutta

“Kesūdha araṇā loke, kesaṁ vusitaṁ na nassati; Kedha icchaṁ parijānanti, kesaṁ bhojissiyaṁ sadā.

“Who in the world is free of strife? Whose life is not wasted? Who here completely understands desire? Who always lives as their own master?

Kiṁsu mātā pitā bhātā, vandanti naṁ patiṭṭhitaṁ; Kiṁsu idha jātihīnaṁ, abhivādenti khattiyā”ti.

To whom do mother, father, and brothers bow when they’re established? Who here, though low born, is bowed to even by aristocrats?”

“Samaṇīdha araṇā loke, Samaṇānaṁ vusitaṁ na nassati; Samaṇā icchaṁ parijānanti, Samaṇānaṁ bhojissiyaṁ sadā.

“Ascetics are free of strife in the world. The life of ascetics is not wasted. Ascetics completely understand desire. Ascetics always live as their own master.

Samaṇaṁ mātā pitā bhātā, vandanti naṁ patiṭṭhitaṁ; Samaṇīdha jātihīnaṁ, abhivādenti khattiyā”ti. Chetvāvaggo aṭṭhamo.

Mother, father, and brothers bow to ascetics when they’re established. Even though an ascetic is low born, they’re bowed to even by aristocrats.”

Chetvā rathañca cittañca, vuṭṭhi bhītā najīrati; Issaraṁ kāmaṁ pātheyyaṁ, pajjoto araṇena cāti. Devatāsaṁyuttaṁ samattaṁ.

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