Catumaṭṭha Jātaka
JātakaUn jātaka sur deux oies de Cittakūṭa qui se lient d’amitié avec un esprit d’arbre, le Bodhisatta, et discutent du Dhamma ensemble jusqu’à ce qu’un chacal les interrompe, faisant s’envoler les oies pour ne jamais revenir — raconté en référence à un vieux moine qui interrompit une conversation entre Sāriputta et Moggallāna.
Two geese from Cittakūṭa once used a certain tree as a perch, whenever they approached it, and became friendly with the spirit of the tree, who was the Bodhisatta. They talked together about religion until a jackal came and interrupted them. Then the geese flew away and did not return.
The story was told of an old monk who interrupted a conversation between Sāriputta and Moggallāna. The monk was the jackal. J.ii.106 f.
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