Sabba Papassa Akaranan-සබේබ А¶ґа·џа¶ґа·ѓа·ља·ѓ А¶…කරණං 〈FULL〉

This is the opening line of one of the most famous verses in the . It is often cited as the essence of the Buddha's teachings—the Ovadapatimokkha . The Full Verse

This teaching is unique because it suggests that religion is not just about external rituals, but about a . It provides a simple yet comprehensive framework for living a meaningful life: stop doing harm, start doing good, and master your own mind. This is the opening line of one of

The Pali phrase (Sinhala: සබ්බ පාපස්ස අකරණං ) translates to "To avoid all evil" or "To refrain from doing all bad deeds." start doing good