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title: 觀照聲，涅槃近前 Meditating on Sound Brings Nibbāna Near
description: "「Na so rajjati saddesu, saddam sutvā patissato;Virattacitto vedeti, tañca nājjhossa titthati.」"
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Meditating on Sound Brings Nibbāna Near

觀照聲，涅槃近前

「Na so rajjati saddesu, saddam sutvā patissato;
Virattacitto vedeti, tañca nājjhossa titthati.」

「Passion remains undeveloped in him who recollects with mindfulness the sound that he has heard. Thus freed from lust, he refuses to imbibe it.」

「他憶持正念地聞所聞之聲，染著便不會生起。因此從貪著解脫，他不會黏著于聲。」

「Yathāssa sunato saddam, sevato cāpi vedanam;
Khīyati nopacīyati, evam so caratī sato.」

「Listening to an audible object, a meditator just hears it and just feels that he hears it, without conceptualising it. With this, suffering ceases. One who practises in this way is said to be near to nibbāna.」

「聞到所聞之聲時，禪修者只是聞聲，只是感受他聞聲，沒有構想聲的概念。如此，苦熄滅。用這種方式禪修的人，我說，他傾近于涅槃。」

These stanzas need no elucidation. What has been said about seeing applies with due alteration of details to hearing, and this also applies to the summaries given in the form of aphorisms.

這些行不必解釋。關于看的解說，適當地修改細節後，就適用于聽。警句形式的總結同樣也適用。