VaggaAsekhañāṇakathā

Abhidhammapiṭaka · Kathāvatthu · Vol. 37 · Section 1030

[1030] Sakavādin: Does a trainee (sekkha) have the knowledge (ñāṇa) of one beyond training (asekkha)? Paravādin: Yes. S. Does the trainee know and see the state (dhamma) of one beyond training; is it seen, known, and realized by him; does he enter and dwell in it; does he dwell having touched it with the body? P. It should not be said thus. … S. Is it not the case that the trainee does not know and does not see the state of one beyond training; that it is unseen, unknown, and unrealized by him; that he does not enter and dwell in it; that he does not dwell having touched it with the body? P. Yes. S. If the trainee does not know and does not see the state of one beyond training; if it is unseen, unknown, and unrealized by him; if he does not enter and dwell in it and does not dwell having touched it with the body — then indeed it should not be said that "a trainee has the knowledge of one beyond training."

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.

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