Samiddhi Sutta3
SuttaUn discours où Samiddhi, Mahā-Koṭṭhika et Sāriputta débattent devant le Bouddha pour savoir qui est supérieur — celui qui atteste la vérité par le corps, celui qui a acquis la vue juste, ou celui libéré par la foi
Samiddhi (or Paviṭṭha) and Mahā-Koṭṭhika once visit Sāriputta. Sāriputta asks them: Which is the most excellent — one who has testified to the truth with body, one who has won view, or one released by faith? Paviṭṭha prefers the one released by faith, Mahā-Koṭṭhika the one who has testified to the truth with body, while Sāriputta’s preference is for the one who has won view, for in him insight is most developed.
Together they go to the Buddha and put the case before him; the Buddha tells them that it is not an easy matter to decide. A.i.118 f.
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