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B0102051612cūḷaviyūhasuttaniddeso (small section sutra commentary)

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English

removed, made an end of, brought to non-existence - having abandoned all decisions. "The being makes no conflict in the world." He makes no quarrel, he makes no strife, he makes no contention, he makes no dispute, he makes no conflict. For this was said by the Blessed One: "Indeed, Aggivessana, a bhikkhu whose mind is thus liberated does not converse with anyone, does not dispute with anyone, and whatever is said in the world, he uses it without grasping." "Being" means a creature, a man, a human, a person, an individual, a living being, a sentient being, a being, a human, a man. "In the world" means in the world of woe... ...in the world of sense bases - "The being makes no conflict in the world." Therefore, the Blessed One said: "Having stood in a decision, having measured oneself, he enters into dispute in the world, rising up; Having abandoned all decisions, the being makes no conflict in the world." The Twelfth Explanation of the Cūḷaviyūha Sutta.

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