Silāyūpa Sutta
SuttaEin Sutta, in dem Sāriputta den Mönchen sagt, dass der Geist eines völlig befreiten Mönchs nicht von Sinnesobjekten überwältigt werden kann, verglichen mit einer tief eingegrabenen Steinsäule, die der Wind nicht bewegt, gelehrt nach einem Streit mit Caṇḍikāputta über Devadattas Lehren.
Sāriputta tells the monks that when a monk is wholly freed, objects, sounds, scents, etc., that come within the range of his senses, cannot overwhelm his mind. It is like a stone column sixteen cubits ¹ (kukkuka) long, one half of it buried in the ground, which cannot be shaken by the wind.
The sutta was taught as the result of a conversation between Sāriputta and Candikāputta regarding the teachings of Devadatta. A.iv.402 f.
Sāriputta contradicts the explanation given by Candikāputta regarding the teaching of Devadatta.
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