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Thanissaro | Basham | Nanamoli (2) | Khantipalo |
Saddhatissa | Woodward | Rahula | Aronson |
Norman | Nanamoli (1) | Gunaratana | Narada |
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He who is skilled in good and who wishes to
attain that state of Calm should act (thus): |
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Contented, easily supported, with few duties,
of simple livelihood, controlled in senses, |
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He should not commit any slight wrong
such that other wise men might censure him. |
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Whatever living beings there may be—feeble
or strong, long (or tall), stout, or medium, |
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seen or unseen, those dwelling far
or near, those who are born and those who are yet to |
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Just as a mother would protect her
only child even at the risk of her own life, even so let |
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Whether one stands, walks, sits or
lies down, as long as one is awake, one should |
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Not falling into wrong views, virtuous
and endowed with Insight, one gives up |
Thanissaro | Basham | Nanamoli (2) | Khantipalo |
Saddhatissa | Woodward | Rahula | Aronson |
Norman | Nanamoli (1) | Gunaratana | Narada |