＃１０ <Dawn(The parable of the sun)> S.N.56-37
＃１０ <Dawn(The parable of the sun)> -original
Monks, just as the dawn is the forerunner, the harbinger, of the arising of the
sun, even so is right view the forerunner, the harbinger, of fully comprehending
the four Ariyan truths.
Of a monk who has right view it may be expected that he will understand:
This is ILL, as it really is....that he will understand, as it really is,
This is the practice that leads to the ceasing of ILL.
Whereso, monks, an effort must be made to realize: This is ILL.....
Looking for the essence of this sutta, I delete the unnecessary words.
＃１０ <Dawn(The parable of the sun)> -2
■■■ Just as the dawn is the forerunner ■■■■■■■■of the arising of the
sun, even so is right view the forerunner ■■■■■■■■of fully comprehending
the four■■■■truths.
Of a monk who has right view it may be expected that he will understand:
This is ILL, as it really is....that he will understand, as it really is,
This is the practice that leads to the ceasing of ILL.
■■■■■■■■An effort must be made to realize: This is ILL.....
Looking for the essence of this sutta, I delete the unnecessary ■■.
＃１０ <Dawn(The parable of the sun)> -3
Just as the dawn is the forerunner of the arising of the sun, even so is right
view the forerunner of fully comprehending the four truths.
Of a monk who has right view it may be expected that he will understand:
This is ILL, as it really is....
that he will understand, as it really is,
this is the practice that leads to the ceasing of ILL. [the Four Truths]
An effort must be made to realize: This is ILL..... [the Four Truths]
Looking for the essence of this sutta, I delete the unnecessary words.
＃１０ <Dawn(The parable of the sun)> -4
Right viewis the forerunner of fully comprehending the Four Truths.
Of a monk who has right view (the Four Wisdoms) it may be expected that he will
understand the Four Truths.
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The following is the essence of this sutta, I copy out fair.
＃１０ <Dawn(The parable of the sun)> -essence
２９＞ Right view is the forerunner of fully comprehending the Four Truths.
３０＞ Of a monk who has right view (the Four Wisdoms) it may be expected that
he will understand the Four Truths.