Dighanikaya 29.191

29.191

Idāni yaṃ taṃ mayā na byākataṃ, taṃ ajānantena na byākatanti mā evaṃ saññamakaṃsu. Jānantova ahaṃ evaṃ ‘‘etasmiṃ byākatepi attho natthī’’ti na byākariṃ. Yaṃ pana yathā byākātabbaṃ, taṃ mayā byākatamevāti sīhanādaṃ nadanto puna yepi te, cundātiādimāha. Tattha diṭṭhiyova diṭṭhinissayā, diṭṭhinissitakā diṭṭhigatikāti attho. Idameva saccanti idameva dassanaṃ saccaṃ. Moghamaññanti aññesaṃ vacanaṃ moghaṃ. Asayaṃkāroti asayaṃ kato.

Now, roaring his lion's roar: 'Let them not think, “What has not been explained by me was not explained because he did not know it.” Knowing indeed, I did not explain it, thinking, “Even if this is explained, there is no benefit.” But what ought to be explained in such and such a way, that has indeed been explained by me,' he spoke again beginning with: 'Also those, Cunda,' and so forth. In that passage, 'views based on tenets' are just views; the meaning is those who are reliant on views, those who hold speculative views. 'Only this is true' means only this vision is true. 'The other is foolish' means the statement of others is empty. 'Not made by oneself' means not done by oneself.