Ekavihāriyattheragāthā
“Purato pacchato vāpi, aparo ce na vijjati; Atīva phāsu bhavati, ekassa vasato vane.
Ekavihāriya
If no one else is found before or behind, it’s extremely pleasant to be dwelling alone in a forest grove.
Sutta Piṭaka
Ekavihāriyattheragāthā
Ekavihāriyattheragāthā
“Purato pacchato vāpi, aparo ce na vijjati; Atīva phāsu bhavati, ekassa vasato vane.
Ekavihāriya
If no one else is found before or behind, it’s extremely pleasant to be dwelling alone in a forest grove.
Handa eko gamissāmi, araññaṁ buddhavaṇṇitaṁ; Phāsu ekavihārissa, pahitattassa bhikkhuno.
Come now, I’ll go alone to the wilderness praised by the Buddha. It’s pleasant for a mendicant to be dwelling alone and resolute.
Yogi-pītikaraṁ rammaṁ, mattakuñjarasevitaṁ; Eko attavasī khippaṁ, pavisissāmi kānanaṁ.
Alone and self-disciplined, I’ll quickly enter the delightful forest, which gives joy to meditators, and is frequented by rutting elephants.
Supupphite sītavane, sītale girikandare; Gattāni parisiñcitvā, caṅkamissāmi ekako.
In the Cool Grove, so full of flowers, in a cool mountain cave, I’ll bathe my limbs and walk mindfully alone.
Ekākiyo adutiyo, ramaṇīye mahāvane; Kadāhaṁ viharissāmi, katakicco anāsavo.
When will I dwell alone, without a companion, in the great wood, so delightful, my task complete, free of defilements?
Evaṁ me kattukāmassa, adhippāyo samijjhatu; Sādhayissāmahaṁyeva, nāñño aññassa kārako.
This is what I want to do: may my wish succeed! I’ll make it happen myself, for no one can do another’s duty.
Esa bandhāmi sannāhaṁ, pavisissāmi kānanaṁ; Na tato nikkhamissāmi, appatto āsavakkhayaṁ.
Fastening my armor, I’ll enter the forest. I won’t leave without attaining the end of defilements.
Mālute upavāyante, sīte surabhigandhike; Avijjaṁ dālayissāmi, nisinno nagamuddhani.
As the cool gale blows with fragrant scent, I’ll split ignorance apart, sitting on the mountain-peak.
Vane kusumasañchanne, pabbhāre nūna sītale; Vimuttisukhena sukhito, ramissāmi giribbaje.
In a forest grove covered with blossoms, in a cave so very cool, I take pleasure in the Mountainfold, happy with the happiness of freedom.
Sohaṁ paripuṇṇasaṅkappo, cando pannaraso yathā; Sabbāsavaparikkhīṇo, natthi dāni punabbhavo”ti.
I’ve got all I wished for like the moon on the fifteenth day. With the utter ending of all defilements, now there’ll be no more future lives.
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