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SN 35.20 (S iv 13)
Abhinanda Sutta in ClassicalDevanagari,Classical Hindi-Devanagari- ā¤ļā¤žā¤¸āĨā¤¤āĨā¤°āĨā¤¯ ā¤šā¤ŋā¤ā¤ĻāĨ
â Delight â
[abhinanda]
There is no escape for whoever delights in sense objects.
English
One,
bhikkhus, who delights in (visible) forms, delights in
unsatisfactoriness. Of one who delights in unsatisfactoriness, I say:
‘he is not liberated from unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who
delights in sounds, delights in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who delights
in unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is not liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who delights in odors,
delights in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who delights in
unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is not liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who delights in tastes,
delights in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who delights in
unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is not liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who delights in bodily
phenomena, delights in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who delights in
unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is not liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who delights in mental
phenomena, delights in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who delights in
unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is not liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who does not delight
in (visible) forms, does not delight in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who
does not delight in unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who does not delight in
sounds, does not delight in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who does not
delight in unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who does not delight in
odors, does not delight in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who does not
delight in unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who does not delight in
tastes, does not delight in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who does not
delight in unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who does not delight in
bodily phenomena, does not delight in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who
does not delight in unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.
One, bhikkhus, who does not delight in
mental phenomena, does not delight in unsatisfactoriness. Of one who
does not delight in unsatisfactoriness, I say: ‘he is liberated from
unsatisfactoriness’.