Kappaṭakurattheragāthā

Suttapiṭaka · Khuddakanikāya · Vimānavatthu · Petavatthu · Theragāthā · Therīgāthā · Vol. 26 · Section 297

[297] 10. "'This is [my] rag' — [so thinks] Kappaṭakura — though in the little pot of the deathless (amata), clear and filled to overflowing, he has gained the ladle of the Dhamma (dhammakaṭapatta) — a step made for gathering the meditations (jhāna). Do not nod, Kappaṭa! Let me not strike you beside the ear; for you, Kappaṭa, have known no measure, nodding drowsily in the midst of the Saṅgha." Kappaṭakura the Elder. Summary (uddāna): Migasira and Sivaka, and Upavāṇa the wise, Isidinna and Kaccāna, and Khitaka of great mastery, Poṭiriyaputta, Nisabha, Usabha, and Kappaṭakura. The Fourth Chapter (vagga). ______________________ The Fifth Chapter of the Book of Twos (Dukanipāta) of the Theragāthā

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.