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2. Santussako ca subharo ca
Contented (satisfied), easily supportable (not a burden to others)
Appa-kicco ca sallahuka-vutti
With few duties, simple in livelihood
Santindriyo ca nipako ca
Controlled in senses, discreet (intelligent /wise)
Appa-gabbho kulesu ananu giddho
Not greedily attached to families
3. Na ca khuddham samacare kiñci
He should not commit any slight wrong
Yena viññu pare upavadeyyum
So that other wise men might deplore
Sukhino vā khemino hontu
May all beings be happy and safe
Sabbe sattà bhavantu sukhi-tattā
May hearts be happy
4. Ye keci pāna bhutatthi
Whatsoever living beings that exist
Tasā vā thāvarā vā anava sesā
Weak, or strong, without exception
Dighā vā ye mahantā vā
Long or stout
Majjhimārassa khanuka thulā
Medium, short, small or large
5. Ditthā-vā ye va additthā
Those seen (visible) or unseen (invisible)
ye ca dure vasanti avidure
And those dwelling far or near
bhutā va sambhavesi vā
Those who are born and those who are to be born
sabbe sattā bhavantu sukhitattā !
May all beings, without exception, be happy mind
UD2
8. Mettañca sabbalokasmim
Let thoughts of boundless love pervade the whole world
mānasam bhāvaye aparimānam,
Above, below and across
uddham adho ca tiriyañ ca
Without any obstruction
asambādham averam asapattam
Without any hatred, without any enmity
METTA SUTTA
(The Buddha’s words on loving kindness)
One should not commit a slight wrong, that wise persons might censure;
May all be happy and secure. May all beings be happy-minded!
As a mother would risk her own life to protect her only child,
so, should one, to all living beings, cultivate a boundless heart!
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