Anthology of Discourses
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So I have heard.At one time the Buddha was staying near Sāvatthī in Jeta’s Grove, Anāthapiṇḍika’s monastery.Then several old and well-to-do brahmins of Kosala—elderly and senior, who were advanced in years and had reached the final stage of life—went up to the Buddha, and exchanged greetings with him.
When the greetings and polite conversation were over, they sat down to one side and said to the Buddha:“Worthy Gotama, are the ancient principles of the brahmins exhibited these days among brahmins?”“No, brahmins, they are not.”
“If you wouldn’t mind, Worthy Gotama, please teach us the ancient principles of the brahmins.”“Well then, brahmins, listen and apply your mind well, I will speak.”“Yes, worthy sir,” they replied.
The Buddha said this:“The ancient seers used to berestrained and austere.
Having given up the five sensual stimuli,they lived for their own true good.Brahmins used to own no cattle,
nor gold coin or grain.Chanting was their money and grain,which they guarded as a gift from god.
Food was prepared for themand left beside their doors.People believed that food prepared in faith
should be given to them.With colorful clothes,lodgings and houses,
prosperous nations and countrieshonored those brahmins.Brahmins used to be inviolable and
invincible, protected by principle.No one ever turned them awayfrom the doors of families.
For forty-eight yearsthey led the spiritual life.The brahmins of old pursued
their quest for knowledge and conduct.Brahmins never transgressed with another,nor did they purchase a wife.
They lived together in love,joining together by mutual consent.Brahmins never approached their wives for sex
during the time outsidethe fertile phase of the menstrual cycleafter menstruation.
They praised chastity and morality,integrity, tenderness, and fervor,gentleness and harmlessness,
and also patience.He who was supreme among them,godlike, staunchly vigorous,
did not engage in sexeven in a dream.Training in line with their duties,
many smart people herepraised chastity and morality,and also patience.
They begged for rice,bedding, clothes, ghee, and oil.Having collected them legitimately,
they arranged a sacrifice.But they slew no cowswhile serving at the sacrifice.
Like a mother, father, or brother,or some other relative,cows are our best friends,
the fonts of medicine.They give food and strength,and beauty and happiness.
Knowing these benefits,they slew no cows.The brahmins were delicate and tall,
beautiful and glorious.They were keen on all the dutiesaccording to their teachings.
So long as they continued in the world,people flourished happily.But perversion crept into them
little by little when they sawthe transformation of the kingand the ladies in all their finery.
Their chariots were harnessed with thoroughbreds,well-made with bright canopies,and their homes and houses
were neatly divided section by section.They were lavished with herds of cattle,and furnished with bevies of lovely ladies.
This extravagant human wealthwas coveted by the brahmins.They compiled hymns to that end,
approached King Okkāka and said,‘You have plenty of money and grain.Sacrifice! For you have much treasure.
Sacrifice! For you have much money.’Persuaded by the brahmins,the king, chief of charioteers, performed
horse sacrifice, human sacrifice,the sacrifices of the ‘casting of the yoke-pin’, the ‘royal soma drinking’, and the ‘unimpeded’.When he had carried out these sacrifices,
he gave riches to the brahmins.There were cattle, bedding, and clothes,and ladies in all their finery;
chariots harnessed with thoroughbreds,well-made with bright canopies;and lovely homes,
nicely divided section by section.Having furnished them with different grains,he gave riches to the brahmins.
When they got hold of that wealth,they arranged to store it up.Falling under the sway of desire,
their craving grew and grew.They compiled hymns to that end,approached King Okkāka once more and said,
‘Like water and earth,gold coin, riches, and grain,are cows for humankind,
as they are essential for creatures.Sacrifice! For you have much treasure.Sacrifice! For you have much money.’
Persuaded by the brahmins,
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