Siong'ingr Vxo (2-12-15)

15. Kaccanagotta 
Hitt jun, Sewjunx druar dirr Shravasti Sniaa. 

Hitt sijun, junjiaw Kaccanagotta laii Sewjunx hiax vaiwhongw. Vaiwhue quer, ix lexvair Sewjunx liauw dirr vnix:a jre. 

Jre dirr vnix:ee ee junjiaw Kaccanagotta duiww Sewjunx qongw, “Dairdig! Langg' decc qongw 'jniar qenwsig, jniar qenwsig', Dairdig, jniar qenwsig si sniaw lehh?” 

“Kaccana! Jitt xee sewqanx dairvorhun longxx uaw dirr u qapp byy nng vingg(qigduanx). Kaccana! Ixx jniar diwhui jiauwsit quancad sewqanx decc jibhap :ee, jitt xee sewqanx duiww ix laii qongw m si byy :ee. Kaccana! Ixx jniar diwhui jiauwsit quancad sewqanx decc byy .kir :ee, jitt xee sewqanx duiww ix laii qongw si byy u :ee. 

“Kaccana! Jitt xee sewqanx duarvorhun virr hongven qnuaix lehh, knii lehh, qapp kib diauu lehh. Sxingr ee derjuw _________, be virr ‘guaw ee qaqi’ qnuaix lehh, byy jipdiok, byy knikib. Kow sanxsingx, ix jaix si kow sanxsingx; kow byy .kir, ix jaix si kow byy .kir, byy behik iarr byy giaugii, qapp vadd langg longxx byy quanhe, dyrr anxnex ix snex diwhui. Kaccana! Jitt kuanw dyrr si jniar qenwsig. 

“Kaccana! Qongw ‘itcer si u’, jex si jit xee qigduanx. Qongw ‘itcer si byy', jex si derr zi xee qigduanx. Kaccana! Zulaii lirkuix jitt nng xee qigduanx, uaw diongdy suathuad. 

“Bubingg ee enn snex cud hxing, hxing ee enn snex cud iwsig..., jiaxee dyrr si juanvo kow-dxir ee jibhap. In'ui bubingg byy cunx ar, tamx byy .kir, hxing dyrr byy .kir. In'ui hxing byy .kir, iwsig dyrr byy .kir.... Dyrr anxnix, juanvo kow-dxir longxx byy .kir.”  


(Samyutta Nikaya 2-12-15) 
15. Kaccanagotta  
While dwelling at Savatthi. 

Then the Venerable Kaccanagotta approached the Blessed One, paid homage to him, sat down to one side, and said to him: “Venerable sir, it is said, ‘right view, right view.’ In what way, venerable sir, is there right view?’” 

“This world, Kaccana, for the most part depends upon a duality—upon the idea of existence and the idea of non-existence. But for one who sees the origin of the world as it really is with correct wisdom, there is no such idea of non-existence in regard to the world. And for one who sees the cessation of the world as it really is with correct wisdom, there is no such idea of existence in regard to the world.

“This world, Kaccana, is for the most part shackled by engagement, clinging, and adherence. But this one (with right view) does not become engaged and cling through that engagement and clinging, mental standpoint, adherence, underlying tendency; he does not take a stand about ‘my self.’ He has no perplexity or doubt that what arises is only suffering arising, what ceases is only suffering ceasing. His knowledge about this is independent of others. It is in this way, Kaccana, that there is right view.

“‘All exists’: Kaccana, this is one extreme. ‘All does not exist’: this is the second extreme. Without veering towards either of these extremes, the Tathagata teaches the Dhamm a by the middle: ‘With ignorance as condition, volitional constructions (come to be); with volitional constructions as condition, consciousness…. Such is the origin of this whole mass of suffering. But with the remainderless fading away and cessation of ignorance come cessation of volitional constructions; with the cessation of volitional constructions, cessation of consciousness…. Such is the cessation of this whole mass of suffering.”  


(相應部 2-12-15)
〔一五〕迦旃延 
〔爾時，世尊〕住舍衛城。 
爾時，尊者迦旃延來詣世尊處。詣已，禮拜世尊，坐於一面。 
坐於一面之尊者迦旃延，白世尊曰：「大德！所謂正見、正見，大德！正見者何耶？」 
 「迦旃延！此世間多依止於有與無之兩〔極端〕。 
迦旃延！依正慧以如實觀世間之集者、則此世間為非無者。迦旃延！依正慧以如實觀世間之滅者，則此世間為非有者。 
迦旃延！此世間多為方便所囚、計、取著。聖弟子計使、取著於此心之依處，不囚於『予是我』，無著、無住，苦生則見生，苦滅則見滅，不惑不疑，無緣他事，是彼智生。迦旃延！如是乃正見。 
迦旃延！說『一切為有』，此乃一極端。說『一切為無』，此乃第二極端。迦旃延！如來離此等之兩端，而依中道說法。 
緣無明而有行、緣行而有識……如是為全苦蘊之集。 
因無明之無餘，離貪滅乃行滅，行滅乃識滅……如是則是全苦蘊之滅。」