Sutta Nipāta 5.10 Todeyyamāṇavapucchā “Yasmiṁ kāmā na vasanti, (iccāyasmā todeyyo) Taṇhā yassa na vijjati; Kathaṅkathā ca yo tiṇṇo, Vimokkho tassa kīdiso”.

The Question of the Student Todeyya

In whom sense satisfaction do not dwell,

(said the venerable Todeyya)

In whom craving is not found,

And who has crossed over doubt:

What kind of liberation is there for him?

“Yasmiṁ kāmā na vasanti, (todeyyāti bhagavā) Taṇhā yassa na vijjati; Kathaṅkathā ca yo tiṇṇo, Vimokkho tassa nāparo”.

In whom sense satisfaction do not dwell,

(Todeyya, said the Blessed One)

In whom craving is not found,

And who has crossed over doubt:

“Nirāsaso so uda āsasāno, Paññāṇavā so uda paññakappī; Muniṁ ahaṁ sakka yathā vijaññaṁ, Taṁ me viyācikkha samantacakkhu”.

For him, there is no other liberation.

Is he without longing, or is he still longing?

Is he possessed of wisdom, or does he fabricate through wisdom?

O Sakyan, so that I may know the sage,

“Nirāsaso so na ca āsasāno, Paññāṇavā so na ca paññakappī; Evampi todeyya muniṁ vijāna, Akiñcanaṁ kāmabhave asattan”ti.

Explain him to me, All-seeing One.

He is without longing, and is not longing;

He is possessed of wisdom, and does not fabricate through wisdom.

In this way, Todeyya, know the sage:

Possessing nothing, unattached to sensual becoming.

Todeyyamāṇavapucchā navamā.

The Question of the Student Todeyya, the ninth.