Respected venerable sir,

Mostly "kacci khamaniiya.m *aavuso,* kacci yāapaniiya.m" where 'aavuso' may
be replaced by 'bhikkhu', 'bhikkhave', or name(s) of individual(s).

The subject given in the commentaries is "catucakka.m navadvaara.m
sariirayanta.m"

Is the physical body, having four postures and nine openings, tolerable and
sustainable by you?

Yours respectfully,
Chanida

On 19 October 2010 22:52, Dhammadarsa <dhammadaso@...> wrote:

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> I was told this could be used as a greeting in Pali:
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> kapaniyam atthabhavam bhante?
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> can you tolerate the suffering Ven Sir?
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> which is much needed revision of Pali studies for me.
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