Mahā-Kappina Sutta
SuttaA discourse in which the Buddha, seeing Mahā-Kappina from afar, praises him to the monks as gifted, radiant, and one who has attained renunciation’s goal, and teaches that the Noble One always shines among beings.
Mahā-Kappinavisits the Buddha who, seeing him from afar, tells the monks that Mahā-Kappina is highly gifted and of wondrous power, a gifted teacher and radiant; one of those who bad gained the object of renunciation. The Buddha proceeds to say how one, clothed in wisdom and virtue, is best among beings, and how the Noble One is best of shining objects in that he shines always (S.ii.284). The verses of this sutta are also quoted elsewhere, e.g., D.iii.98; Dh.vs.387.
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