“Mendicants, parents see five reasons to wish for the birth of a child in the family. What five? Since we looked after them, they’ll look after us. They’ll do their duty for us.
PL
“Pañcimāni, bhikkhave, ṭhānāni sampassantā mātāpitaro puttaṁ icchanti kule jāyamānaṁ. Katamāni pañca? Bhato vā no bharissati; kiccaṁ vā no karissati;
EN
The family customs will last. They’ll take care of the inheritance. Or else when we have passed away they’ll give an offering on our behalf. Parents see these five reasons to wish for the birth of a child in the family.
Following their advice, <j>looking after those who raised them, the family customs are not lost. Faithful, accomplished in ethics, such a child is praiseworthy.”
“Mendicants, parents see five reasons to wish for the birth of a child in the family. What five? Since we looked after them, they’ll look after us. They’ll do their duty for us.
PL
“Pañcimāni, bhikkhave, ṭhānāni sampassantā mātāpitaro puttaṁ icchanti kule jāyamānaṁ. Katamāni pañca? Bhato vā no bharissati; kiccaṁ vā no karissati;
EN
The family customs will last. They’ll take care of the inheritance. Or else when we have passed away they’ll give an offering on our behalf. Parents see these five reasons to wish for the birth of a child in the family.
Following their advice, <j>looking after those who raised them, the family customs are not lost. Faithful, accomplished in ethics, such a child is praiseworthy.”