Sutta Discovery - Samyutta Nikaya The Connected Sayings of the Buddha Translated with notes in the Sutta Discovery Ser

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S 1.41 Agara Aditta Sutta On having the right priorities in life

S 1.42 Kimdada Sutta On the Best Gift

S 1.33 Sadhu Sutta The benefits of giving

S 1.20 Samiddhi Sutta How a devata tries to seduce a monk: The Dharma is right here and now

S 3.11 Jatila SuttaHow to recognize an arhat

S 3.21 Puggala Sutta Two kinds of decline & two kinds of progress

S 6.1 Ayacana Sutta Brahma requests the Buddha to teach the Dharma

S 6.3 Brahma,deva SuttaThe high god does not need offering

S 6.4 Brahma Baka Sutta A High God has wrong views.

S 7.1 Dhananjani Sutta Killing what benefits us?

S 12.12 Moliya Phagguna Sutta There is no self behind our mental processes

S 12.17 Acela Kassapa Sutta The nature of action & the middle way.

S 12.19 Balena Pandita Sutta Proof for the three-life dependent arising.

S 12.25 Kammavada Bhumija Sutta Not all karmas are consciously done.

S 12.38-40 Cetana Sutta 1-3 Karma, intention, unconscious actions.

S 12.51 Parivimamsana Sutta How dependent arising leads to Nirvana.

S 12.61 Assutava Sutta 1 The impermanence of the mind, dependent arising, and nibbida.

S 12.62 Assutava Sutta 2 Understand feelings leads to nibbida

S 12.63 Puttamamsa Sutta [The Discourse on the Son's Flesh] The four kinds of food.

S 14.7 Sanna Nanatta Sutta How we interpret our sense-experiences.

S 20.7 Ani Sutta How to prevent the disappearance of the Dharma.

S 22.48 Dve Khandha Sutta The existential nature of the unawakened and the awakened.

S 22.56 Upadana Parivatta Sutta The 5 aggregates in this life.

S 22.59 Anattalakkhana Sutta The Buddha's second discourse (on the self and not-self).

S 24.6 Karota Sutta How the doctrine of non-action arises

S 24.7 Hetu Sutta How the wrong view of non-causality arises.

S 25.1 Cakkhu Anicca Sutta Become a stream-winner in this life itself.

S 35.28 Adittapariyaya Sutta Everything is burning with greed, hate and delusion.

S 35.68 Samiddhi Sutta 4 Our senses are the world.

S 35.240 Kummopama Sutta The benefit of restraining the senses.

S 35.247 Cha,pana Sutta The 6 sense are like wild animals, but they can be tamed: mindfulness of the body.

S 36.4 and A 9.68 Heaven and Hell On the symbolic nature of hell.

S 36.21 Sivaka Sutta Not everything is due to karma.

S 42.2 Talaputa Sutta How an actor-dancer became a monk?

S 42.3 Yodhajiva Sutta The mercenary killer's karma.

S 44.9 Kutuhalasala Sutta Rebirth is driven by karmic fuel.

S 47.19 Sedaka Sutta Truly guarding self and guarding others.

S 48.50 Apana Sutta The senses, spiritual faculties and powers of a practitioner.

S 55.3 Dighavu Sutta Streamwinning and the 6 constituents of true knowledge

S 55.7 Veludvareyya Sutta The Golden Rule/How to practice the 5 Precepts

S 55.21 Gati Mahanama Sutta 1 A true follower will not die in vain.

S 55.22 Gati Mahanama Sutta 2 A true followet will not die in vain.

S 55.24 Sarakani Sutta How a drunk became a stream-winner.

S 55.26 Anathapindika Sutta 1 Bedside ministry: 10 limbs of streamwinning

S 55.27 Anathapindika Sutta 2 Bedside minstry: 4 limbs of streamwinning

S 56.11 Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta The first discourse of the Buddha.

Samyutta Nikaya The Connected Sayings of the Buddha Translated with notes in the Sutta Discovery Series by Piya Tan (c)2006

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