Thag, poem 230 · Pali Canon (Tipiṭaka) – English & Pāli · Verses Across
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Thag, poem 230
Sirimitta · Sirimittattheragāthā
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Free of anger and acrimony, free of deceit, and rid of slander; that’s how such a mendicant doesn’t grieve after passing away.
“Akkodhanonupanāhī, amāyo rittapesuṇo; Sa ve tādisako bhikkhu, evaṁ pecca na socati.
Free of anger and acrimony, free of deceit, and rid of slander; that’s how a mendicant with sense doors always guarded doesn’t grieve after passing away.
Akkodhanonupanāhī, amāyo rittapesuṇo; Guttadvāro sadā bhikkhu, evaṁ pecca na socati.
Free of anger and acrimony, free of deceit, and rid of slander; that’s how a mendicant of good morals doesn’t grieve after passing away.
Akkodhanonupanāhī, amāyo rittapesuṇo; Kalyāṇasīlo so bhikkhu, evaṁ pecca na socati.
Free of anger and acrimony, free of deceit, and rid of slander; that’s how a mendicant with good friends doesn’t grieve after passing away.
Akkodhanonupanāhī, amāyo rittapesuṇo; Kalyāṇamitto so bhikkhu, evaṁ pecca na socati.
Free of anger and acrimony, free of deceit, and rid of slander; that’s how a mendicant of good wisdom, doesn’t grieve after passing away.
Akkodhanonupanāhī, amāyo rittapesuṇo; Kalyāṇapañño so bhikkhu, evaṁ pecca na socati.
Whoever has faith in the Realized One, unwavering and well grounded; whose ethical conduct is good, praised and loved by the noble ones;
