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Brahmajalasutta 2.17

Brahmajala Sutta (Dialogues of the Buddha) 2.17

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2.17

‘In the first case, brethren, some recluse or Brahman, by means of ardour of exertion of application of earnestness of careful thought, reaches up to such rapture of heart that he, rapt in heart., dwells in the world imagining it finite. And he says thus to himself: “Finite is the world, so that a path could be traced round it. And why is this so? Since I, by means of ardour of exertion of application of earnestness of careful thought, can reach up to such rapture of heart that, rapt in heart, I dwell in the world perceiving it to be finite-by that I know this.”
‘This, brethren, is the first case.

2.17.n1

Parivaṭumo. Only found here. Buddhaghosa says nothing.

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