Thag 1.111Jenta
Pāli / Sanskrit:Jentattheragāthā
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– VERSES OF THE SENIOR MONKS
– THE BOOK OF THE ONES
1.111. Jenta
BJT 111“Going forth is hard; living at home is hard; Dhamma is profound; money is hard to come by. Getting by is difficult for we who accept whatever comes, so we should always think about impermanence.”
The venerable senior monk Jenta spoke this verse thus.
The verse of the senior monk Jenta.
Translated by Bhikkhu Indacanda , 2011 . Based on the Buddha Jayanthi edition of the Pali canon, as corrected by Bhikkhu Indacanda. Full text, translation, and notes are available at the translator’s website: http://tamtangpaliviet.net/.
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