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Anguttara Nikaya

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  • III - Book of the Threes
    • III.34 Nidana Sutta Causes
  1: . According to the Commentary, "right here" means within the stream of one's own "selfhood" (attab[...]
  2: . The Commentary notes that this verse refers to the attainment of arahantship, and that an arahant[...]



  • III - Book of the Threes
    • III.35 - Hatthaka Sutta - To Hatthaka - (on Sleeping Well in the Cold Forest)
  1: . The "Between-the-Eights" is a period in February, regarded in northern India as the coldest part [...]



  • III - Book of the Threes
    • III.61 Sangarava Sutta - To Sangarava
  1: . The Commentary divides this phrase into two: the "unexcelled" refers to nibbana. The plunging (og[...]



  • III - Book of the Threes
    • III.72 Channa Sutta - To Channa the Wanderer
  1: . This is not the same Channa as the one mentioned in DN 16 or the origin story to Sanghadisesa 12.[...]



  • III - Book of the Threes
    • III.91 Sikkha Sutta - Trainings (2)
  1: . For a discussion of this image, see The Mind Like Fire Unbound.



  • III - Book of the Threes
    • III.102 Pansadhovaka Sutta - The Dirt-washer
  1: . The traditional title for this sutta (Sangha Sutta) has nothing to do with its content. Thus I ha[...]



  • III - Book of the Threes
    • III.103 Nimitta Sutta - Themes
  1: . The traditional title for this sutta (Samugatta Sutta: Arising-ness) has nothing to do with its c[...]



  • III - Book of the Threes
    • III.126 - Gotamaka-cetiya - At Gotamaka Shrine
  1: . See DN 11.



  • VI - Book of the Fours
    • IV.67 Ahina Sutta  -By a Snake
  1: . The Virupakkhas are the chiefs of the nagas, associated with the western quarter (see DN 20). The[...]
  2: . The seven most recent Buddhas, including "our" Buddha, are mentioned in DN 14 & DN 32: Vipassi, S[...]



  • VI - Book of the Fours
    • IV.178 Jambali Sutta - The Waste-water Pool
  1: . Any of the levels of jhana.



  • V - Book of the Fives
    • V.179 Gihi Sutta - The Householder
  1: . The four pairs are (1) the person on the path to stream-entry, the person experiencing the fruit [...]



  • VII - Book of the Sevens
    • VII.11 Anusaya Sutta - Obsessions (1)
  1: . This term -- anusaya -- is usually translated as "underlying tendency" or "latent tendency." Thes[...]



  • II - Book of the Eights
    • VIII.43 Visakhuposatha Sutta - The Discourse to Visakha
  1: . Visakha: a very generous woman lay-disciple who, by listening frequently to Dhamma, became a Stre[...]
  2: . anga: lit. part, component, practice; here meaning practices composing the Uposatha.
  3: . "Here": meaning "in the Buddhasasana," the Buddha's instructions or religion. 
  4: . lajji: one who has shame (hiri) of doing evil, and fear of doing evil (ottappa), the two qualitie[...]
  5: . saccasandha: "they join the truth" (Comm.).
  6: . theta: lit. "firm, established," that is, in the experience of ultimate truth.
  7: . paccayika: truth that has been seen by perceiving its conditional arising.
  8: . Bhikkhus do not eat after midday until the following dawn. 
  9: . High beds means luxurious beds which are soft and well-sprung.
  10: . Large beds means those in which two people can sleep. 
  11: . rajjam: lit., "kingship," but meaning generally great authority.
  12: . The seven treasures: gold, silver, pearls, crystal, turquoise, diamond, coral.
  13: . If calculated in human years, the devas of the Four Great Kings live 9,000,000 years; of the Thir[...]
  14: . merit (puñña): good kamma which purifies and cleanses the mind of the doer, such as the practice [...]



  • II - Book of the Eights
    • VIII.54 Vyagghapajja Sutta - (Dighajanu Sutta)  - Conditions of Welfare
  1: . The Koliyans were the rivals of the Sakyans. Queen Maha Maya belonged to the Koliyan clan and Kin[...]
  2: . Literally, 'long-kneed'
  3: . 'Tiger's Path'; he was so called because his ancestors were born on a forest path infested with t[...]
  4: . Saddha is not blind faith. It is confidence based on knowledge.
  5: . Tuladharo, lit., 'carrier of the scales.'
  6: . Udambarakhadaka. The Commentary explains that one who wishes to eat wood-apple shakes the tree, w[...]



  • II - Book of the Tens
    • X.48 Dasadhamma Sutta - Discourse on The Ten Dhammas
  1: Literally action -- mental, verbal, and physical.



  • II - Book of the Tens
    • X.60 Girimananda Sutta - Discourse to Girimananda Thera
  1: . Sabba-kaya. Literally, "the whole (breath) body." According to the Visuddhi Magga, kaya here doe[...]



  • II - Book of the Tens
    • X.92 Vera Sutta - Animosity
  1: . The four pairs are (1) the person on the path to stream-entry, the person experiencing the fruit [...]



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