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Message: <blockquote data-quote="praneeth.pj" data-source="post: 16097958" data-attributes="member: 463147"><a href="http://english.mahamevnawa.lk/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/thera-gatha.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://english.mahamevnawa.lk/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/thera-gatha.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></a> 1.1.1. Subuti Thero’s stanza.1. I am in a thatched hut. That hut is extremely  comfortable. No harm coming from the wind. Rainy clouds, rain as much as  you wish. My mind also consists of a fine concentration. I am free from  defilements too. I am living with a great courage. Rainy clouds, rain  as much as you wish now.         -This is the stanza delivered by Arahant Subhuti Thero.   1.1.2. Senior Kotthita Thero’s stanza.2. The senses of that Bhikkhu are tranquil. He lives  abstained from all defilements. He speaks wisely too. There is no pride  in him. Like a leaf in a tree is fallen by the wind, that Bhikkhu  abandoned the childish defilements.         -This is the stanza delivered         by Arahant Senior Kotthita Thero.       1.1.3. Kankhārēvata Thero’s stanza.3. See the profound wisdom of the Thathāgatha Buddha who  eliminates all the doubts of the people who come to him. It is like a  sparkling fire in a dark midnight. It gives others the light of wisdom  and the eye of the Dhamma.         -This is the stanza delivered         by Arahant Kankhārēvata Thero.       1.1.4. Punhnha Thero’s stanza.4. It is the wise gentlemen (Kalyānamitta) who show the  good that should be associated with. Their wisdom is profound. Those  wise people are the ones who practice the Dhamma without any delay. They  have realized the extremely deep and difficult to comprehend trenchant  meaning of the Four Noble Truths.         -This is the stanza delivered         by Arahant Punhnha Thero.       1.1.5. Dhabba Thero’s stanza.5. The Exalted One disciplined a difficult to tame  person. Now he is in a great joy without any frustration or doubt. He  won the battle with defilements. Without any fear and startling, the  “Dhabba” Bhikkhu will pass away bearing a concentrated mind on Nirvāna.          -This is the stanza delivered         by Arahant Dhabba Thero.       1.1.6. Seethavaniya Thero’s stanza.6. That Bhikkhu stays in a forest called Seetha. He  resides alone and spends his time in great happiness. He won the battle  with defilements. Without any fear and startling, that wise Bhikkhu  lives consciously about all of his bodily actions and protecting  Kāyagathāsathi very well.          -This is the stanza delivered         by Arahant Seethavaniya Thero.       .1.7. Bhalliya Thero’s stanza.7. He repelled the crew of Māra like a bridge is  destroyed by a huge tidal wave. He won the battle with defilements.  There is no fear in him now. He is tamed within the Dhamma. That Bhikkhu  with a mind incorporated in the Nirvāna will pass away (Parinirvāna)  ending the reincarnation.           -This is the stanza delivered         by Arahant Bhalliya Thero..       1.1.8. Veera Thero’s stanza.8. With the great quality of Purisadammasārathi, the  Buddha tamed a difficult person to be controlled. He is in a great joy  now. He does not have any doubt. He won the battle with defilements.  Because that heroic Bhikkhu who lives without any fear and startling has  a mind incorporated in the Nirvāna, he will pass away without be born  again (Parinirvāna).          -This is the stanza delivered         by Arahant Veera Thero.       1.1.9. Pilindivachcha Thero’s stanza.9. It is indeed a benefit that I gained by stepping into  the Order of the Gautama Buddha. Of course, this arrival is not a  disadvantage. I am not expressing a wrong view. If there is an esteemed  and enduring Nirvāna in the well shown Dhamma, I attained that esteemed  bliss (Nirvāna).          -This is the stanza delivered         by Arahant Pilindivachcha Thero.       1.1.10. Punhnhamāsa Thero’s stanza.10. That Bhikkhu gained the ultimate result of the  Dhamma. He is calm. He has mastered his mind. He eradicated all the  desires he had about others and him. He does not have any attachment to  anything. That Bhikkhu now has a profound perception about the world  that is being created and destroyed.            -This is the stanza delivered         by Arahant Punhnhamāsa Thero.     </blockquote>

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