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Undefiled, Etc.

SN 43.14-43 · Anāsavādisutta

Maple leaves and moss beside an old tree trunk.

“Mendicants, I will teach you the undefiled …”

“the truth …”

“the far shore …”

“the subtle …”

“the very hard to see …”

“the undecrepit …”

“the everlasting …”

“the not worn out …”

“the invisible …”

“the unproliferated …”

“the peaceful …”

“freedom from death …”

“the sublime …”

“the state of grace …”

“the sanctuary …”

“the ending of craving …”

“the incredible …”

“the amazing …”

“the untroubled …”

“the not liable to trouble …”

“extinguishment …”

“the unafflicted …”

“dispassion …”

“purity …”

“release …”

“not clinging …”

“the island …”

“the asylum …”

“the shelter …”

“the refuge …”

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Translation by Bhikkhu Sujato · SuttaCentral · CC0

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