Araṇasutta

Suttapiṭaka · Saṁyuttanikāya · Sagāthāvaggasaṁyutta · Vol. 15 · Section 220

[220] [The Blessed One replied:] "Ascetics (samaṇā) here are free from conflict (araṇā) in the world; the life that ascetics have lived to fulfilment does not perish; ascetics fully understand desire (icchā); freedom (bhojissiya) is the ascetics' for all time. [Variant readings: 1. Sī. reads "vittamālasyānālasyaṃ." 2. "Icchā" is also a reading.] Mother, father, and brother venerate the ascetic, him who stands firmly established; though of low birth, the ascetic here is one to whom even khattiyas pay homage." The Ghatvāvagga, the eighth chapter, is concluded. Its summary (uddāna): Ghatvā, Ratha, and Vitta, Vuṭṭhi, Bhītā, Najīrati, Issara, Kāma, Pātheyya, Pajjota, and, with Araṇa, [the chapter is complete]. The Devatāsaṃyutta is completed. __________ DEVAPUTTASAṂYUTTA (Connected Discourses with Sons of the Devas) The First Chapter _______ 1. The First Kassapa Sutta (Paṭhamakassapasutta)

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.