My wishes—the purpose I had“Te me ijjhiṁsu saṅkappā,for entering this hut—came true.yadattho pāvisiṁ kuṭiṁ;Seeking knowledge and liberation,Vijjāvimuttiṁ paccesaṁ,I gave up the tendency to conceit.mānānusayamujjahan”ti.
Similar passages elsewhere
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Thag 1.59 Kosalavihārin0.54near 0.1Verses of the Senior Monks 1.59 The Book of the Ones Chapter Six Kosalavihārin I went forth out of faith and built a hut in the wilderness. I’m heedful, ardent, aware, and mindful.…
Thag 1.58 Ramaṇīyakuṭika0.51near 0.1Verses of the Senior Monks 1.58 The Book of the Ones Chapter Six Ramaṇīyakuṭika My hut is pleasing, delightful, a gift given in faith. I’ve no need of girls: go, ladies, to those in need!…