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# SN 45.55 Yoniso Manasikāra Sampadā Sutta (Accomplishment of Radical Attention) SN 45.55

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    SN 45.55
    Mahāvagga Saṁyutta
    (Group of Connected Discourses On the Path)

    Maggā Saṁyutta
    (Connected Discourses On the Path)

    Sūriyapeyyāla Vagga
    (The Section on the Sun)

    Yoniso Manasikāra Sampadā Sutta
    “Accomplishment of Radical Attention”

    Translated by Bhikkhu Candana
    Copyright © Bhikkhu Candana 2023
    “Bhikkhus, before the sun rises in the morning, it must first be preceded by the dawn, which is
    its forerunner.

    “In the same manner, Bhikkhus, for a Bhikkhu to be developed in the Noble Eightfold Path, he
    must first precede it all by becoming accomplished in his Radical Attention (Wise Reflection).

    “Thus, Bhikkhus, by accomplishing himself in Radical Attention, the Bhikkhu, as a result, is able
    to both cultivate and develop the Noble Eightfold Path.

    “And how, Bhikkhus, can the Bhikkhu become accomplished in Radical Attention, as a result of
    which, he is able to both cultivate and develop the Noble Eightfold Path?

    “Here, Bhikkhus, the Bhikkhu cultivates and develops the Right View, which is secured and
    supported by him secluding himself, as he becomes more and more dispassionate, while his
    suffering reduces and comes to an end, all of which come to ripen and mature in him, as he
    continues to relinquish and give up.

    “Similarly, the Bhikkhu cultivates and develops the Right Intention, which is secured and
    supported by him secluding himself, as he becomes more and more dispassionate, while his
    suffering reduces and comes to an end, all of which come to ripen and mature in him, as he
    continues to relinquish and give up.

    “Similarly, the Bhikkhu cultivates and develops the Right Communication, which is secured and
    supported by him secluding himself, as he becomes more and more dispassionate, while his

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    suffering reduces and comes to an end, all of which come to ripen and mature in him, as he
    continues to relinquish and give up.
    “Similarly, the Bhikkhu cultivates and develops the Right Action, which is secured and
    supported by him secluding himself, as he becomes more and more dispassionate, while his
    suffering reduces and comes to an end, all of which come to ripen and mature in him, as he
    continues to relinquish and give up.

    “Similarly, the Bhikkhu cultivates and develops the Right Livelihood, which is secured and
    supported by him secluding himself, as he becomes more and more dispassionate, while his
    suffering reduces and comes to an end, all of which come to ripen and mature in him, as he
    continues to relinquish and give up.

    “Similarly, the Bhikkhu cultivates and develops the Right Effort, which is secured and supported
    by him secluding himself, as he becomes more and more dispassionate, while his suffering
    reduces and comes to an end, all of which come to ripen and mature in him, as he continues to
    relinquish and give up.

    “Similarly, the Bhikkhu cultivates and develops the Right Mindfulness, which is secured and
    supported by him secluding himself, as he becomes more and more dispassionate, while his
    suffering reduces and comes to an end, all of which come to ripen and mature in him, as he
    continues to relinquish and give up.

    “And, the Bhikkhu cultivates and develops the Right Collectedness of Mind, which is secured
    and supported by him secluding himself, as he becomes more and more dispassionate, while his
    suffering reduces and comes to an end, all of which come to ripen and mature in him, as he
    continues to relinquish and give up.

    “Bhikkhus, this is, therefore, the manner in which the Bhikkhu becomes accomplished in Radical
    Attention, as a result of which he both cultivates and develops the Noble Eightfold Path.”

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