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1. The First Chapter – Paliverse

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1.

The First Chapter

1.

Verses of the Elder Subhūti

1.

"My hut is thatched, pleasant, sheltered from the wind, rain, O sky, as you please;

My mind is well concentrated, liberated, I dwell ardent, rain, O sky."

Thus the Venerable Elder Subhūti spoke this verse.

2.

Verses of the Elder Mahākoṭṭhika

2.

"Calmed, abstaining, speaking with wisdom, unagitated;

He shakes off evil qualities, as the wind shakes leaves from a tree."

Thus the Venerable Elder Mahākoṭṭhika spoke this verse.

3.

Verses of the Elder Kaṅkhārevata

3.

"See this wisdom of the Truth-finders, like a fire blazing in the night;

They become givers of light, givers of vision, who remove the uncertainty of those who have come."

Thus the Venerable Elder Kaṅkhārevata spoke this verse.

4.

Verses of the Elder Puṇṇa

4.

"One should associate only with the virtuous, with the wise who see the meaning;

The meaning that is great, profound, difficult to see, subtle, minute;

The wise attain it, the diligent, the discerning."

Thus the Venerable Elder Puṇṇa, son of Mantāṇī, spoke this verse.

5.

Verses of the Elder Dabba

5.

"He who was hard to tame, tamed by self-control, wise, contented, one who has crossed over uncertainty;

Victorious, free from fear indeed, wise, he attained final Nibbāna, of established self."

Thus the Venerable Elder Dabba spoke this verse.

6.

Verses of the Elder Sītavaniya

6.

"The monk who approached the Cool Grove, alone, contented, with concentrated mind;

Victorious, free from horripilation, guarding mindfulness of the body, resolute."

Thus the Venerable Elder Sītavaniyo spoke this verse.

7.

Verses of the Elder Bhalliya

7.

"Whoever drove away the army of the King of Death, as a great flood a very weak reed bridge;

Victorious, free from fear indeed, tamed, he attained final Nibbāna, of established self."

Thus the Venerable Elder Bhalliya spoke this verse.

8.

Verses of the Elder Vīra

8.

"He who was hard to tame, tamed by self-control, a hero, contented, one who has crossed over uncertainty;

Victorious, free from horripilation, a hero, he attained final Nibbāna, of established self."

Thus the Venerable Elder Vīra spoke this verse.

9.

Verses of the Elder Pilindavaccha

9.

"Welcome, not ill-come, this was not ill-counselled by me;

Among the well-analysed teachings, I have approached that which is foremost."

Thus the Venerable Elder Pilindavaccha spoke this verse.

10.

Verses of the Elder Puṇṇamāsa

10.

"He removed longing here or beyond, who has attained the highest knowledge, calmed, self-controlled;

Untainted by all phenomena, having known the rise and fall of the world."

Thus the Venerable Elder Puṇṇamāsa spoke this verse.

The first chapter is concluded.

Its summary:

Subhūti, Koṭṭhika the Elder, Kaṅkhārevata the authorized;

Mantāṇiputta and Dabba, and Sītavaniyo and Bhalliya;

Vīra and Pilindavaccha, and Puṇṇamāsa the dispeller of darkness.

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