# Monk's day.. each passion

# You are the magic of the monk.. is passion

1. Jagna Saro. Amen.

Amen. Soten, Saro.

Ganen, Saro. Amen.

Amen. Chew is gone. Vero is 360.

Eye decks. It's good.

Auditory dials are good.

Nose decks. It's good.

A tongue-in-cheek. It's good.

Good is restraint in the eyes.

Good is restraint in the ear.

Good is restraint in the nose.

Good is restraint in the tongues.

2. Gayen Saro. Amen.

Amen, verbal, Saro.

Mon Sawro. Amen.

Amen. Spatty Saro.

Sawuto.

All legs, Pmujti, 361

Physically, it's good.

Verbal decomposition. It's good.

Mindful. It's good.

Bhikkhu, who embodies in every way

Is free from all suffering

Good is restraint in deeded.

Good is restraint in speeches.

Good is restraint in court.

Good is restraint everywhere.

The bhikkhu restrained everywhere.

Should leave all sorrow behind.

3. Phatasanto, Phatasanto

Verbal to Nuttmo

Ashotto Smahito

Ego, Snootusitoe, Tahok, 362.

Hand regurgitator Foot regurgitator

Verbal total

Body Deck

Joy in introspection

Have a heart to concentrate

Solitude alone

It's called a monk.

He who is controlled in hand and foot.

He who is controlled in speech and body.

He who is with inward joy and settled mind.

He who is solitarily controlled-

Such a one they call a bhikkhu.

4. Yo, the porch is big.

It's a big story.

Tom Tepeti

Mon Nawat, 363.

The monk who swarms the mouth

Speak with wisdom, not with yourself.

Clarify the texts and thematic authenticity.

The words of that monk

Count true melody

The bhikkhu who is well-controlled in tongue,

Who speaks with wisdom and without pride,

Who explains the text and its meaning-

Sweet indeed is his speech.