Dear Dimitry,
Again thank you very much for your feedback on my
answers to chapter 11.
All your suggestions below are indeed improvements on
my first draft, except for two that I have questions
about:
You suggest: "What life is called best among lives?"
for
Katha.m jiivi.m jiivitamaahu se.t.tha.m?
wheras I had "What life is best among lives?"
Where did you get the "called" from?
Then you suggest apperception for sa~n~na. I think
perception is a much clearer and better understood
English word, and most English-speaking Pali scholars
I know of translate it as perception too. Just
wondering what nuance you're trying to convey with
apperception.
Thanks for all your help.
Watch your mailbox for Chapter 12 - coming your way
soon!
Mettaa,
John
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koleso@...> wrote:
> Dear John,
>
> Section 1
> 1.
> I would translate 'Silentbuddho' as 'Solitary
> Buddha';-)
>
> ... would always give him one ball of rice.
>
> ..., when there will be no possibility for me [to
> come]...
> (..., when I won't be able, ...)
>
> On a single word the dog jumped up, ...
>
> 2.
> "Go out, ascetic".
>
> "Indeed I do not see, friend, anything in the world
> with its Brahmas
> and gods, among the generation of ascetics and
> Brahmins, gods and men,
> that could confuse my mind, rend my heart asunder,
> and
> pick me up by the feet and throw me to the other
> side of the Ganges...
>
> "What wealth here is best for a person?
> ...
> What life is called best among lives?"
>
> 3.
> Not in the atmosphere, nor in the middle of the
> ocean,
> Nor having entered a cleft in the mountains,
> Nor in any region of the world is a spot to be found
> Staying where, one could escape evil kamma.
>
> Staying where, one won't be overcome by death.
>
> 4.
> Decayed is this body, a fragile nest of diseases,
> A mass of corruption, it disintegrates; for death is
> the end of life.
>
> Sa~n~na - apperception.
>
> Section 2
> 1.
> ...Well then, I will do good by body, speech, and
> mind'?"
>
> ... lifted up by others, and put to bed by others?"
>
> ...he is endowed with unshakable faith in the
> Dhamma...
>
> 5.
> To such a good wife may be a son who governs a
> kingdom.
>
>
>
> If you plan to convert all of the answers to
> CN-Times, I can do most
> of this work with appropriate macros (some letters
> would need to be
> replaced manually).
>
> Metta,
> Dimitry
>
>
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