Vātamigajātaka
The Wind-antelope
“There’s nothing worse.” This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana, about the Elder Tissa, called Direct-alms the Less. Tradition says that, while the Master was dwelling at the Bamboo-grove near Rajagaha, the scion of a wealthy house, Prince Tissa by name, coming one day to the Bamboo-grove and there hearing a discourse from the Master, wished to join the Brotherhood, but, being refused because his parents would not give their consent, obtained their consent by following Rattha-pala’s example and refusing food for seven days, and finally took the vows with the Master.
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Jātaka
Stories of Past Lives 14
- 0.2
Ekakanipāta
The Book of the Ones
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Sīlavagga
Ethics
4. Vātamigajātaka
The Wind-deer: a past life story
- 1.1
“Na kiratthi rasehi pāpiyo,
Nothing, it seems, is worse than tastes
- 1.2
Āvāsehi va santhavehi vā;
in monasteries or meeting places.
- 1.3
Vātamigaṁ gahananissitaṁ,
The domesticated Wind-deer
- 1.4
Vasamānesi rasehi sañjayo”ti.
was brought under Victor’s sway by tastes.
- 2.1
Vātamigajātakaṁ catutthaṁ.
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