6.
The Sixth Chapter
1.
The Verses of the Elder Godhika
51.
My mind is well concentrated, so if you wish, rain, O sky."
... The Elder Godhika...
2.
The Verses of the Elder Subāhu
52.
My mind is well concentrated on the body, so if you wish, rain, O sky."
... The Elder Subāhu...
3.
Verses of the Elder Valli
53.
Therein I dwell diligent, so if you wish, rain, O sky."
... The Elder Valliyo...
4.
Verses of the Elder Uttiya
54.
Therein I dwell without a companion, so if you wish, rain, O sky."
... The Elder Uttiya...
5.
Verses of the Elder Añjanavaniya
55.
The three true knowledges have been attained, the Buddha's teaching has been fulfilled."
... The Elder Añjanavaniyo...
6.
Verses of the Elder Kuṭivihāri
56.
Thus know, friend, your hut was not made in vain."
... The Elder Hut-dweller...
7.
Verses of the Second Elder Kuṭivihāri
57.
Discard the longing for a hut, monk, a new hut again is painful."
... The Second Elder Hut-dweller...
8.
Verses of the Elder Ramaṇīyakuṭika
58.
I have no need for maidens, those who have need, go there, women."
... The Elder Ramaṇīyakuṭika...
9.
Verses of the Elder Kosalavihāri
59.
Diligent and ardent, fully aware, mindful."
... The Elder Kosala-dweller...
10.
Verses of the Elder Sīvali
60.
Seeking true knowledge and liberation, I abandoned the underlying tendency to conceit."
... The Elder Sīvali...
The sixth chapter is concluded.
Its summary:
The elder Añjanavaniyo, two hut-dwellers;
And Ramaṇīyakuṭika, Sīvalī named after Kosala.