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Satthā tāsaṃ acalasaddhāya patiṭṭhitabhāvaṃ ñatvā sinerumatthakā otaritvā buddhāsane nisīdi.
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The Teacher, knowing that the women were established in faith that cannot be shaken, descended from the summit of Mount Sineru and seated himself in the Seat of the Buddha.
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Atha naṃ visākhā āha – "bhante, surā nāmesā pāpikā.
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Thereupon Visākhā said to him, “Verily strong drink is an evil thing.
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Evarūpā hi nāma imā itthiyo tumhādisassa buddhassa purato nisīditvā iriyāpathamattampi saṇṭhāpetuṃ asakkontiyo uṭṭhāya pāṇiṃ paharitvā hasanagītanaccādīni ārabhiṃsū"ti.
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Women of such quality as these women, seating themselves before a Buddha like you, were unable to control their movements, but springing to their feet, clapped their hands and began to laugh and sing and dance.”
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Satthā "āma, visākhe, pāpikā eva esā surā nāma.
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The Teacher replied, “Yes, Visākhā, strong drink is indeed an evil thing,
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Etañhi nissāya aneke sattā anayabyasanaṃ pattā"ti vatvā "kadā panesā, bhante, uppannā"ti vutte tassā uppattiṃ vitthārena kathetuṃ atītaṃ āharitvā kumbhajātakaṃ (jā. 1.16.33 ādayo) kathesīti.
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for because of it numberless living beings have come to distress and unhappiness.” But, Reverend Sir, at what time did this episode have its beginning?” In response to this question the Teacher, desiring to relate in detail the circumstances that led to this episode, told a Story of the Past, relating the Kumbha Jātaka. Jātaka 512: v. 12-20.
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Ed. note: the story is that by accident men discover strong drink, which brings whole cities to destruction, and themselves too. Sakka seeing the King...
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