Thag 2.46

Cūḷakattheragāthā

“Nadanti morā susikhā supekhuṇā, Sunīlagīvā sumukhā sugajjino; Susaddalā cāpi mahāmahī ayaṁ, Subyāpitambu suvalāhakaṁ nabhaṁ.

Cūḷaka

The peacocks cry out with their fair crests and tails, their lovely blue necks and fair faces, their beautiful song and their call. This broad earth is lush with grass and dew, and the firmament is full of beautiful clouds.

Sukallarūpo sumanassa jhāyataṁ, Sunikkamo sādhu subuddhasāsane; Susukkasukkaṁ nipuṇaṁ sududdasaṁ, Phusāhi taṁ uttamamaccutaṁ padan”ti.

One practicing absorption is happy in mind, and their appearance is uplifting; going forth in the teaching of the Buddha is easy for a good person. Realize that supreme state that does not pass, so very pure, subtle, and hard to see.