chapāna sutta
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Definition[1]
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Chapāna Sutta
If a man were to catch six animals - a snake, a crocodile, a bird, a dog, a jackal and a monkey - and tether them with ropes, they would struggle to be free and to make off, each to his own range or pasture. So do a man's six senses. If the animals are strongly tethered, they will, with time, grow weary and rest. So will the six senses if one practises attention to the body. S.iv.197; cp. Vsm.484.
Source
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Dictionary of Pali Proper Names, G P Malalasekera (1899-1973), which is available as printed version from
Related
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chapaññāsā , chapata , chapel , chaphassāyatanika-sutta , chapiter , chāpaka , chāpa & ˚ka , chāpa , chap-fallen , chap