ttained; the Buddhaâs bidding, done. Everywhere enjoyment is defeated; the mass of darkness, burst. So know,     Evil One, that you have been, End-maker, struck down. Notes 1. This stanza does not occur in SN 5:6. 2. This is the last line that this poem has in common with SN 5:6. The remainder of SN 5:6 reads: One who is born sees pain. Itâs a binding, a flogging, a torment. Thatâs why one shouldnât approve of birth. The Awakened One taught me the Dhamma —the overcoming of birth— for the abandoning of all pain, he established me in the truth. But beings who have come to form & those with a share in the formless, if they donât discern cessation, return to becoming-again. - --> - - - -