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10. The Tenth Chapter – Paliverse

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10.

The Tenth Chapter

1.

Verses of the Elder Paripuṇṇaka

91.

"Not so esteemed is the hundred-flavoured food, the divine food, which I have enjoyed today;

The Teaching taught by Gotama, the Buddha, the one of unlimited vision."

... The Elder Paripuṇṇaka...

2.

Verses of the Elder Vijaya

92.

"One whose mental corruptions are completely eliminated, and who is independent regarding food;

Emptiness and signless, deliverance is whose resort;

Like birds in space, his track is hard to trace."

... The Elder Vijaya...

3.

Verses of the Elder Eraka

93.

"Sensual pleasures are painful, Eraka, sensual pleasures are not pleasant, Eraka;

Whoever desires sensual pleasures, he desires suffering, Eraka;

Whoever does not desire sensual pleasures, he does not desire suffering, Eraka."

... The Elder Eraka...

4.

Verses of the Elder Mettaji

94.

"Homage to that Blessed One, the glorious son of the Sakyans;

By him who has attained the highest, the highest teaching was well expounded."

... The Elder Mettaji...

5.

Verses of the Elder Cakkhupāla

95.

"I am blind, my eyes are destroyed, having entered upon the wilderness road;

Even lying down I will go, not with an evil companion."

... The Elder Cakkhupāla...

6.

Verses of the Elder Khaṇḍasumana

96.

"Having given up one flower, for eighty ten million years;

Having enjoyed myself in the heavens, by the remainder I am quenched."

... The Elder Khaṇḍasumana...

7.

Verses of the Elder Tissa

97.

"Having abandoned the golden plate of a hundred palas, with a hundred streaks,

I took up a clay bowl - this is my second consecration."

... The Elder Tissa...

8.

Verses of the Elder Abhaya

98.

"Having seen a form, mindfulness forgotten, for one attending to the dear sign;

With a mind filled with lust one feels, and remains grasping it;

For him mental corruptions increase, leading to the root of existence."

... The Elder Abhaya...

9.

Verses of the Elder Uttiya

99.

"Having heard a sound, mindfulness forgotten, for one attending to the dear sign;

With a mind filled with lust one feels, and remains grasping it;

For him mental corruptions increase, leading to the round of rebirths."

... The Elder Uttiya...

10.

The Verses of the Elder (the Second) Devasabha

100.

"Accomplished in right striving, with the establishments of mindfulness as his domain;

Covered with the flowers of liberation, he will attain final nibbāna, free from mental corruptions."

... The Elder Devasabha...

The tenth chapter is concluded.

Its summary:

Paripuṇṇaka and Vijaya, Eraka, Mettajī the sage;

Cakkhupāla, Khaṇḍasumana, Tissa and Abhaya likewise;

Uttiyo and the one of great wisdom, the elder Devasabha too.

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