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Note:Translations, dictionaries and commentaries were not made by the Blessed One.Cross-check with Pali in 4 main nikayas.

  • 雜阿含經The Related Discourses
  • 雜阿含經卷第一Fascicle 1 of the Related Discourses
  • (一)陰相應1. The Aggregates
  • (一) 無常、苦、空、非我1-4 (1). Impermanent, Painful, Empty, and Not Self

如是我聞:Thus I have heard: 一時,佛住舍衛國、祇樹、給孤獨園。One time, the Buddha was staying at Anāthapiṇḍada’s Park in Jeta’s Grove of Śrāvastī.

爾時,世尊告諸比丘:It was then that the Bhagavān addressed the monks, 「當觀色無常。“You should observe that form is [1] impermanent … [2] painful … [3] empty … [4] not self. 如是觀者則為正觀。
正觀 → 正見 (yinshun)
Observing it in this way is right view.
正觀者則生厭離。Correctly observing it gives rise to disillusionment. 厭離者喜、貪盡。When someone is disillusioned, delight and greed end. 喜、貪盡者說心解脫。When delight and greed end, I say one’s mind is liberated.

「如是觀受⋯想⋯行⋯識無常。“Thus observe that feeling … conception … volition … awareness is [1] impermanent … [2] painful … [3] empty … [4] not self. 如是觀者則為正觀。
正觀 → 正見 (yinshun)
Observing it in this way is right view.
正觀者則生厭離。Correctly observing it gives rise to disillusionment. 厭離者喜、貪盡。When someone is disillusioned, delight and greed end. 喜、貪盡者說心解脫。When delight and greed end, I say one’s mind is liberated.

「如是,比丘,心解脫者,若欲自證,則能自證:“In this way, monks, someone who wants to realize the mind’s liberation for themselves can realize: 『我生已盡,梵行已立,所作已作。』‘My births have been ended, the religious practice has been established, and the task has been accomplished.’ 自知不受後有。」They themselves know they won’t be subject to a later existence.”

(如「觀⋯無常」、「苦」、「空」、「非我」亦復如是。)(Like “observe … impermanent,” “pain,” “emptiness,” and “not self” are taught in the same way.)

時,諸比丘聞佛所說歡喜,奉行。When the monks heard what the Buddha taught, they rejoiced and approved.

Principles by the Suttas · Rationale · Glossary