Veḷukajātaka
The Monk Who Kept a Viper in Bamboo as a Pet
“The headstrong man.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana, about a certain headstrong Brother. For the Blessed One asked him whether the report was true that he was headstrong, and the Brother admitted that it was. “Brother,” said the Master, “this is not the first time you have been headstrong: you were just as headstrong in former days. Also, and as the result of your headstrong refusal to follow the advice of the wise and good, you met your end by the bite of a snake.” And so saying, he told this story of the past.
- 0.1
Jātaka
Stories of Past Lives 43
- 0.2
Ekakanipāta
The Book of the Ones
- 0.3
Atthakāmavagga
Wanting to Help
3. Veḷukajātaka
The Pole Acrobat: a past life story
- 1.1
“Yo atthakāmassa hitānukampino,
One who does not follow advice when instructed
- 1.2
Ovajjamāno na karoti sāsanaṁ;
by an ally who wants to help,
- 1.3
Evaṁ so nihato seti,
ends up destroyed
- 1.4
Veḷukassa yathā pitā”ti.
like the pole acrobat’s father.
- 2.1
Veḷukajātakaṁ tatiyaṁ.
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