The Conduct Leading to Buddhahood
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The Perfection of Giving (9th)Vessantara’s Conduct“She who was my mother,
the aristocrat lady named Phussatī,was Sakka’s beloved queenin past lives.
Knowing that she was at the end of life,the lord of gods said this:‘I grant you ten favors,
my dear, whatever favor you wish.’When he said this the queenreplied to Sakka:
‘In what way am I deficient?How am I displeasing to you?You send me from this lovely place,
like the wind a feeble tree.’When she said this Sakkareplied to her:
‘You have done nothing wrong,nor are you not beloved to me.But your life lasts only so long,
your time of death will come.Accept the ten supreme favorsI offer to you.’
She accepted the offerings of Sakka,full of joy and happiness.Having conceived me,
Phussatī was blessed with the ten favors.Then Phussatī, having passed from there,was reborn as an aristocrat
in the city of Jetuttara,where she married Sañjaya.Once I was conceived in the womb
of my dear mother Phussatī,because of my power,my mother always delighted in giving.
She gave to the destitute, the ailing and aging,to beggars, travelers, and folk,to ascetics and brahmins, and the dispossessed,
and to those who had nothing.Having carried me for ten months,she was proceeding around the city
when Phussatī gave birth to mein the middle of the peasant’s street.My name was not from my mother’s side,
nor from my father’s.I was born there in the peasant’s street,and that’s why I’m called Vessantara.
When I was a boyof only eight years old,sitting in the stilt longhouse,
I thought of giving gifts.‘I would give my heart and my eyes,my flesh and blood too.’
I announced that I would give my body,if anyone asked me.Reflecting on my state of mind,
so undisturbed and steadfast,the earth quaked there,and Mount Sineru, wreathed in forests.
Every fortnight, the fifteenth,and the sabbath when the moon was full,I mounted the tusker Paccaya
and went to give gifts.From the country of Kaliṅga,the brahmins came to me,
requesting the royal elephant,that was lucky and deemed as auspicious.‘Our nation is suffering from drought,
food is scarce and famine abounds,please give the noble elephantthe all-white supreme elephant.’
‘I give without hesitationwhat you ask of me, brahmins.I do not hide what I have,
for my heart is happy to give.When supplicants come to meit is unbefitting to refuse.
Let not my vow be broken,I shall give the mighty elephant.’Taking the elephant by the trunk,
and a bejeweled ceremonial vessel,I sprinkled water on the hand,and gave the elephant to the brahmins.
Then again when I was givingthe all-white supreme elephant,the earth quaked again,
and Mount Sineru, wreathed in forests.At the gift of the tusker,angry Sivian folk gathered
and banished me from my kingdom, saying:‘Go to Crooked Mountain.’While they were ejecting me,
I was undisturbed and steadfast,I asked one favor:to perform a great offering.
When I asked, all the Sivian folkgranted me that one favor.Sounding the drums,
I gave a great offering.And as the sound went forth,there was a great tumult and upset.
They drove me out because of giving,but I just gave again.Elephants, horses, chariots,
male and female slaves, cattle, and riches:after giving this great giftI then left the city.
After leaving the city,I turned back to look,at which the earth quaked,
and Mount Sineru, wreathed in forests.Having given away my four-horse chariot,I was standing at the crossroads
alone with no partner,and I said to Queen Maddī:‘Maddī, you take Kaṇhā,
for she, as the younger sister, is the lighter.
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