15/05/2025
Phra Nirut Cittasamvaro
“The study of the Buddha’s words and the Tripitaka that has been done all along should be based on what is claimed, what is promised to be remembered, and the content in the text box of Phra Chittasangwaro. Therefore, it is investigated by having a sentence or a section that says ‘pure intention of language’, or the pure intention of that work, and the need to ask what is the pure intention of language? That is what we have been learning and communicating all along until today and every day, every day, continuously.
This matter, like this, would like to show that the matter of the Tripitaka and the matter of the Buddha’s words, therefore, is what has made us strive and act in this way all along, that what is pure, how will it be passed on, how will it be inherited, that matter is ‘creating words with the same meaning’, etc., which is the aim that should be done, even though it is a very difficult matter. But because we want those precious things, and that we want those pure and perfect intentions that should remain
With nature, the intelligent side and the good side, thus naturally existing, always and forever, thus we should study in the Tripitaka, study in the Buddha's words, this is the way, always, as it is called 'Niruttipatti', which the Tripitaka scriptures have already shown that the human languages at the beginning of the kalpa had 4-5 languages in the time that has continued throughout this kalpa, which are called the languages of Tiwara, Rohitassa, Suppiya, Magadha and Pali, all together, as stated in the message box.”
