Macchajātaka
The Fish
“Pajjunna, thunder!”—This story the Master told while at Jetavana, about the rain he caused to fall. For in those days, so it is said, there fell no rain in Kosala; the crops withered; and everywhere the ponds, tanks, and lakes dried up. Even the pool of Jetavana by the embattled gateway of Jetavana gave out; and the fish and tortoises buried themselves in the mud. Then came the crows and hawks with their lance-like beaks, and busily picked them out writhing and wriggling, and devoured them.
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Jātaka
Stories of Past Lives 75
- 0.2
Ekakanipāta
The Book of the Ones
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Varuṇavagga
The Warding Tree
5. Macchajātaka
The Fish: a past life story
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“Abhitthanaya pajjunna,
Thunder forth, Pajjuna!
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nidhiṁ kākassa nāsaya;
Disperse the trove of the crow!
- 1.3
Kākaṁ sokāya randhehi,
Subject the crow to sorrow,
- 1.4
mañca sokā pamocayā”ti.
and free me from sorrow!
- 2.1
Macchajātakaṁ pañcamaṁ.
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