Ekottaragama (Sanskrit fragments) 24.5.26
增壹阿含經 24.5.26
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- Classical Chinese
24.5.26
「然復,五比丘!此四諦之法,苦諦者眼生、智生、明生、覺生、光生、慧生,本未聞法。復次,苦諦者,實、定,不虛不妄,終不有異;世尊之所說,故名為苦諦。苦習諦者,本未聞法,眼生、智生、明生、覺生、光生、慧生。復次,苦習諦者,實、定,不虛不妄,終不有異;世尊之所說,故名為苦習諦。苦盡諦者,本未聞法,眼生、智生、明生、覺生、慧生、光生。復次,苦盡諦者,實、定,不虛不妄,終不有異;世尊之所說,故名為苦盡諦。苦出要諦者,本未聞法,眼生、智生、明生、覺生、光生、慧生。復次,苦出要諦者,實、定,不虛不妄,終不有異;世尊之所說,故名為苦出要諦。
“Moreover, five monks: In this teaching of the four truths, the truth of suffering is a teaching never heard before that gives rise to vision, knowledge, insight, awakening, light, and wisdom. Furthermore, the truth of suffering is real, certain, neither fake nor false, and doesn’t ever change. It’s taught by the Bhagavān; therefore, it’s called the truth of suffering.
“The truth of suffering’s formation is a teaching never heard before that gives rise to vision, knowledge, insight, awakening, light, and wisdom. Furthermore, the truth of suffering’s formation is real, certain, neither fake nor false, and doesn’t ever change. It’s taught by the Bhagavān; therefore, it’s called the truth of suffering’s formation.
“The truth of suffering’s cessation is a teaching never heard before that gives rise to vision, knowledge, insight, awakening, light, and wisdom. Furthermore, the truth of suffering’s cessation is real, certain, neither fake nor false, and doesn’t ever change. It’s taught by the Bhagavān; therefore, it’s called the truth of suffering’s cessation.
“The truth of suffering’s escape is a teaching never heard before that gives rise to vision, knowledge, insight, awakening, light, and wisdom. Furthermore, the truth of suffering’s escape is real, certain, and neither fake nor false, and it doesn’t ever change. It’s taught by the Bhagavān; therefore, it’s called the truth of suffering’s escape.
Translations (2)
- The Numbered Discourses (selected sūtras) — Charles Patton, English
- English (machine translation) — English, machine translation