Reference Translation by Bhikkhu Sujato (CC0).
Ekamantaṁ ṭhito kho candano devaputto bhagavantaṁ gāthāya ajjhabhāsi:
Standing to one side, the godling Candana addressed the Buddha in verse:
“Kathaṁsu tarati oghaṁ,
“Who here crosses the flood,
rattindivamatandito;
tireless all day and night?
Appatiṭṭhe anālambe,
Who, not standing and unsupported,
ko gambhīre na sīdatī”ti.
does not sink in the deep?”
“Sabbadā sīlasampanno,
“Someone who is always endowed with ethics,
Paññavā susamāhito;
wise and serene,
Āraddhavīriyo pahitatto,
energetic and resolute,
Oghaṁ tarati duttaraṁ.
crosses the flood so hard to cross.
Virato kāmasaññāya,
Someone who desists from sensual perception,
rūpasaṁyojanātigo;
has moved past the fetter of form,
Nandīrāgaparikkhīṇo,
and has finished with relishing and greed
so gambhīre na sīdatī”ti.
does not sink in the deep.”
Reference Translation by Bhikkhu Sujato (CC0).
Standing to one side, the godling Candana addressed the Buddha in verse:
“Who here crosses the flood,
tireless all day and night?
Who, not standing and unsupported,
does not sink in the deep?”
“Someone who is always endowed with ethics,
wise and serene,
energetic and resolute,
crosses the flood so hard to cross.
Someone who desists from sensual perception,
has moved past the fetter of form,
and has finished with relishing and greed
does not sink in the deep.”
Ekamantaṁ ṭhito kho candano devaputto bhagavantaṁ gāthāya ajjhabhāsi:
“Kathaṁsu tarati oghaṁ,
rattindivamatandito;
Appatiṭṭhe anālambe,
ko gambhīre na sīdatī”ti.
“Sabbadā sīlasampanno,
Paññavā susamāhito;
Āraddhavīriyo pahitatto,
Oghaṁ tarati duttaraṁ.
Virato kāmasaññāya,
rūpasaṁyojanātigo;
Nandīrāgaparikkhīṇo,
so gambhīre na sīdatī”ti.