Vedabbajātaka
The Vedabba Spell
“Misguided effort.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana, about a self-willed Brother. Said the Master to that Brother, “This is not the first time, Brother, that you have been self-willed; you were of just the same disposition in bygone times also ; and therefore it was that, as you would not follow the advice of the wise and good, you came to be cut in two by a sharp sword and were flung on the highway; and you were the sole cause why a thousand men met their end.” And so saying, he told this story of the past.
- 0.1
Jātaka
Stories of Past Lives 48
- 0.2
Ekakanipāta
The Book of the Ones
- 0.3
Atthakāmavagga
Wanting to Help
8. Vedabbajātaka
About Vedabbha: a past life story
- 1.1
“Anupāyena yo atthaṁ,
Who wishes to profit by inappropriate means
- 1.2
Icchati so vihaññati;
is tormented.
- 1.3
Cetā haniṁsu vedabbaṁ,
The Cetans who killed Vedabbha
- 1.4
Sabbe te byasanamajjhagūti.
all fell into ruin.
- 2.1
Vedabbajātakaṁ aṭṭhamaṁ.
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