Therīgāthā — Versos das Monjas Anciãs — 5.7 — Sakulā

1While staying at home
I heard the teaching from a monk.
I saw the stainless Dhamma,
extinguishment, the state that does not pass.

2Leaving behind my son and my daughter,
my riches and my grain,
I had my hair cut off,
and went forth to homelessness.

3As a trainee nun,
I developed the direct path.
I gave up greed and hate,
along with associated defilements.

4When I was fully ordained as a nun,
I recollected my past lives,
and purified my clairvoyance,
immaculate and fully developed.

5Conditions are born of causes, crumbling;
having seen them as other,
I gave up all defilements,
I’m cooled and quenched.