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The Seven Extra Discourses - 107 Sahassaṁ brahmalokānaṁ Mahābrahmābhitiṭṭhati, In the thousand brahma worlds a Great Brahma has arisen, upapanno jutīmanto, bhismākāyo yasassi so. [62] a bright one, who stands out, whose awesome body is resplendent. Dasettha Issarā āgu, paccekavasavattino, The ten Issarā (brahmās) came, who individually wield power, tesañ-ca majjhato āga Hārito parivārito. [63] and in the midst of them came Hārita with his entourage. Māra and his Army Te ca sabbe abhikkante, sa-Inde deve sabrahmake, Now when they had all drawn near, Inda with the gods and the brahmās, Mārasenā abhikkāmi: 1 passa Kaṇhassa mandiyaṁ! [64] Māra’s army also drew near: behold the foolishness of the Dark One! “Etha gaṇhatha bandhatha, rāgena bandham-atthu ve, 2 “Come now, seize them, and bind them (he said), let them be bound by passion, samantā parivāretha, mā vo muñcittha koci naṁ!” [65] surround them on all sides, do not let anyone of them go free!” Iti tattha mahāseno kaṇhasenaṁ apesayī, 3 Thus in that place the great army leader sent forth his dark army, pāṇinā thalam-āhacca, saraṁ katvāna bheravaṁ, [66] after striking the ground with his hand, and making a fearful noise, yathā pāvussako megho, thanayanto savijjuko - like a storm cloud shedding rain, thundering, with flashes of lightning - tadā so paccudāvatti, saṅkuddho asayaṁvasī. [67] but then he retreated, angry, and unable to control himself. Tañ-ca sabbaṁ abhiññāya vavakkhitvāna Cakkhumā, Knowing all that (was happening) the Visionary desired to speak, tato āmantayī Satthā sāvake sāsane rate: [68] therefore the Teacher addressed those disciples who delight in the teaching: “Mārasenā abhikkantā, te vijānātha bhikkhavo!” “Māra’s army has drawn near (to us), you should know who they are, monks!” Te ca ātappam-akaruṁ, sutvā Buddhassa sāsanaṁ. Then (those monks) became ardent, after hearing the Buddha’s teaching. 1 PPV: abhikkhamuṁ 2 CBhp: vo 3 CBhp: apesayi
The Seven Extra Discourses - 108 Vītarāgehapakkāmuṁ, 1 nesaṁ lomam-pi iñjayuṁ! 2 [69] They withdrew from the passionless (monks), not one of their hairs was shaken! Spoken by Māra “Sabbe vijitasaṅgāmā, bhayātītā 3 yasassino, “They are all victorious in battle, beyond fear, and resplendent, modanti saha bhūtehi, sāvakā te jane sutā” ti. [70] those disciples, famous among men, along with (all) beings, are glad.” 1 CBhp: Vītarāgehipakkāmuṁ 2 CBhp: iñjasuṁ 3 PPV: bhayātitā
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iii Table of Contents Introduction
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v Introduction Undoubtedly the best
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Introduction - vii About the Text 1
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Introduction - ix 15. Suriyaparitta
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Introduction - xi Acknowledgements
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1 Mahāparittaṁ The Great Safegua
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3 1. Opening Ceremony (A senior mon
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The Great Safeguard - 5 Devārādha
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The Great Safeguard - 7 āhuneyyo,
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The Great Safeguard - 9 Mātāpitu-
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The Great Safeguard - 11 Those who
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The Great Safeguard - 13 5. Karaṇ
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The Great Safeguard - 15 6. Protect
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17 Catubhāṇavārapāḷi The Tex
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19 Paṭhamakabhāṇavāraṁ The
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The First Recital - 21 3. Sāmaṇe
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The First Recital - 23 5. Paccavekk
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The First Recital - 25 6. Dasadhamm
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The First Recital - 27 “Kathaṁ
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The First Recital - 29 “Asevanā
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The First Recital - 31 8. Ratanasut
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The First Recital - 33 Kiñcāpi so
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The First Recital - 35 Na paro para
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“Na ha nūna so bhikkhave bhikkhu
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The First Recital - 39 11. Mettāni
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The First Recital - 41 12. Mittāni
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The First Recital - 43 13. Morapari
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The First Recital - 45 14. Candapar
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The First Recital - 47 15. Suriyapa
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The First Recital - 49 16. Dhajagga
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The First Recital - 51 Īsānassa v
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The First Recital - 53 vītarāgo,
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The Second Recital - 55 Kacci dukkh
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Page 72 and 73: The Second Recital - 59 bhāvito ba
Page 74 and 75: The Second Recital - 61 Katame satt
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Page 78 and 79: The Second Recital - 65 Katamā c
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Page 90 and 91: The Second Recital - 77 Piṇḍolo
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Page 94 and 95: The Seven Extra Discourses - 81 Aya
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Page 100 and 101: Idam-avoca Bhagavā, The Gracious O
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Page 122 and 123: Evaṁ me sutaṁ: Thus I have hear
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Page 128 and 129: kasitvā ca vapitvā ca bhuñjāmī
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Page 136 and 137: Evaṁ me sutaṁ: Thus I have hear
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Page 146 and 147: Katamo cāvuso paridevo? Now what,
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Page 162 and 163: The Third Recital - 149 The West Ya
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The Third Recital - 157 Gopālo, 1
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The Fourth Recital - 161 Yebhuyyena
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The Fourth Recital - 163 evaṁ na
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The Fourth Recital - 167 Āṭānā
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The Fourth Recital - 169 yakkho vā
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The Fourth Recital - 171 na rañño
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The Fourth Recital - 175 Verse of B
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Avasānaṁ - 177 Upagantho Supplem
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179 1. Jayamaṅgalagāthā Verses
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Supplementary Texts - 181 Etā pi B
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Supplementary Texts - 183 3. Āṇa
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Supplementary Texts - 185 4. Jinapa
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Supplementary Texts - 187 Saddhamma
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Supplementary Texts - 189 6. Catur
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Supplementary Texts - 191 Asubhasa
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Supplementary Texts - 193 Pāto ca
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Supplementary Texts - 195 pāpuṇa
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Supplementary Texts - 197 The Safeg
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Supplementary Texts - 199 11. Phand
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Supplementary Texts - 201 vīsativ
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Appendixes - 206 The second and fou
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Appendixes - 208 2. Prosody 1: Intr
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Appendixes - 212 This gave rise to
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Appendixes - 214 for repetition in
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