Uncharted Knowledge Wisdom From Previous Realities
View as JSON for agents & LLMs

Sacred Texts: Buddhism

The Jataka, Vol. II: Book III. Tika-Nipāta: No. 286. Sālūka-Jātaka

Buddha's Previous LivesJataka TalesPali Text Society

Connected to
The Jataka, Volume I: Book I.--Ekanipāta: No. 30. Muṇika-Jātaka Similar meaning (76%) The Jataka, Volume I: Book I.--Ekanipāta: No. 106. U... Similar meaning (76%) The Jataka, Vol. II: Book II. Dukanipāta: No. 191. Ruhaka-Jātaka Similar meaning (72%) The Jataka, Volume I: Book I.--Ekanipāta: No. 61. Asātamanta-Jātaka Similar meaning (72%)
Summary only - full text stays on its own separately-gated source. Read the full text at the source »
[419] "Envy not what Celery eats" etc.--This story the Master told in Jetavana, about the temptation springing from a fat girl. The circumstances will be explained in the Cullanāradakassapa 2 story. So the Master asked this brother whether it was true he had fallen in love.

Related pages View as graph →