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AN 7.1
Ðược Ái Mộ (1)
Paṭhamapiyasutta
Seven qualities that make a mendicant either agreeable or disagreeable to their fellow monastics.
AN 7.2
Ðược Ái Mộ(2)
Dutiyapiyasutta
Seven qualities that make a mendicant either agreeable or disagreeable to their fellow monastics.
AN 7.3
Các Sức Mạnh Tóm Tắt
Saṁkhittabalasutta
The powers of faith, energy, conscience, prudence, mindfulness, samādhi, and wisdom.
AN 7.4
Các Sức Mạnh rộng Thuyết
Vitthatabalasutta
The powers of faith, energy, conscience, prudence, mindfulness, samādhi, and wisdom.
AN 7.5
Các Tài Sản Tóm Tắt
Saṁkhittadhanasutta
The wealth of faith, ethics, conscience, prudence, learning, generosity, and wisdom.
AN 7.6
Các Tài Sản Rộng Thuyết
Vitthatadhanasutta
The wealth of faith, ethics, conscience, prudence, learning, generosity, and wisdom.
AN 7.7
Ugga
Uggasutta
Migāra of Rohaṇa is a wealthy man, but even his riches are vulnerable to the vicissitudes of life, unlike spiritual wealth.
AN 7.8
Các Kiết Sử
Saṁyojanasutta
The fetters of compliance, repulsion, views, doubt, conceit, desire to be reborn, and ignorance.
AN 7.9
Ðoạn Tận
Pahānasutta
The purpose of the spiritual life is to give up the fetters of compliance, repulsion, views, doubt, conceit, desire to be reborn, and ignorance.
AN 7.10
Xan Tham
Macchariyasutta
The fetters of compliance, repulsion, views, doubt, conceit, envy, and stinginess.
AN 7.11
Tùy Miên(1)
Paṭhamaanusayasutta
The underlying tendencies of sensual desire, repulsion, views, doubt, conceit, desire to be reborn, and ignorance.
AN 7.12
Tùy Miên (2)
Dutiyaanusayasutta
The purpose of the spiritual life is to give up the underlying tendencies of sensual desire, repulsion, views, doubt, conceit, desire to be reborn,…
AN 7.13
Gia Ðình
Kulasutta
Factors that make a family worth visiting.
AN 7.14
Các Hạng Người
Puggalasutta
Seven persons who are worthy of gifts and veneration.
AN 7.15
Ví Dụ Nước
Udakūpamāsutta
Seven people found in the world who are like those in water.
AN 7.16
Không Thường Xuyên
Aniccānupassīsutta
Seven persons who are worthy of gifts and veneration.
AN 7.17
Khổ, Vô Ngã, Tịch Tịnh
Dukkhānupassīsutta
Seven persons who are worthy of gifts and veneration.
AN 7.18
Khổ, Vô Ngã, Tịch Tịnh
Anattānupassīsutta
Seven persons who are worthy of gifts and veneration.
AN 7.19
Khổ, Vô Ngã, Tịch Tịnh
Nibbānasutta
Seven persons who are worthy of gifts and veneration.
AN 7.20
Sự Thù Diệu
Niddasavatthusutta
A mendicant with seven qualities is qualified to graduate.
AN 7.21
Tại Sàrandada
Sārandadasutta
The Buddha teaches the seven principles of non-decline to the Licchavis at the Sārandada shrine near Vesālī.
AN 7.22
Vassakàra
Vassakārasutta
King Ajātasattu of Magadha wishes to invade the Vajjians, and sends his minister Vassakāra to tell the Buddha of his intentions. The Buddha recalls…
AN 7.23
Vị Tỷ Kheo
Paṭhamasattakasutta
The Buddha teaches the seven principles of non-decline to the mendicants.
AN 7.24
Công Việc
Dutiyasattakasutta
The Buddha teaches seven principles of non-decline to the mendicants.
AN 7.25
Tin Tưởng
Tatiyasattakasutta
The Buddha teaches seven principles of non-decline to the mendicants.
AN 7.26
Giác Chi
Bojjhaṅgasutta
The Buddha teaches seven principles of non-decline to the mendicants.
AN 7.27
Tưởng
Saññāsutta
The Buddha teaches seven principles of non-decline to the mendicants.
AN 7.28
Hữu Học
Paṭhamaparihānisutta
Seven qualities leading to the decline of a mendicant who is a trainee.
AN 7.29
Thối Ðọa
Dutiyaparihānisutta
Seven qualities leading to the decline of a lay follower.
AN 7.30
Bất Hạnh Thối Ðọa
Vipattisutta
Seven failures for a lay follower.
AN 7.31
Bất Hạnh Thối Ðọa
Parābhavasutta
Seven ruins for a lay follower.
AN 7.32
Không Phóng Dật
Appamādagāravasutta
A god speaks of the the seven principles of non-decline to the Buddha, who repeats it to the mendicants.
AN 7.33
Xấu Hổ
Hirigāravasutta
The Buddha tells of hearing the seven principles of non-decline from a god.
AN 7.34
Dễ Nói (1)
Paṭhamasovacassatāsutta
The Buddha tells of hearing the seven principles of non-decline from a god.
AN 7.35
Dễ Nói (2)
Dutiyasovacassatāsutta
The Buddha tells of hearing the seven principles of non-decline from a god. Sāriputta offers additional explanation.
AN 7.36
Bạn Hữu(1)
Paṭhamamittasutta
When a friend has seven factors, one should associate with them.
AN 7.37
Bạn Hữu (2)
Dutiyamittasutta
When a mendicant has seven factors, one should stay close to them even if they send you away.
AN 7.38
Vô Ngại Giải
Paṭhamapaṭisambhidāsutta
With seven qualities, a mendicant will soon realize the four kinds of textual analysis.
AN 7.39
Vô Ngại Giải
Dutiyapaṭisambhidāsutta
With seven qualities, Sāriputta realized the four kinds of textual analysis.
AN 7.40
Ðiều Phục
Paṭhamavasasutta
Seven qualities leading to mastery of meditation.
AN 7.41
Ðiều Phục
Dutiyavasasutta
With seven qualities, Sāriputta became a master of meditation.
AN 7.42
Sự Thù Diệu (1)
Paṭhamaniddasasutta
Sāriputta visits a sectarian hermitage and hears them saying that someone who lives the spiritual life for twelve years is fit to graduate. The…
AN 7.43
Sự Thù Diệu (2)
Dutiyaniddasasutta
Ānanda visits a sectarian hermitage and hears them saying that someone who lives the spiritual life for twelve years is fit to graduate. The Buddha…
AN 7.44
Thức Trú
Sattaviññāṇaṭṭhitisutta
Seven planes of consciousness in which beings may be reborn.
AN 7.45
Tư Lương Cho Ðịnh
Samādhiparikkhārasutta
The path factors are the prerequisite for right immersion.
AN 7.46
Lửa (1)
Paṭhamaaggisutta
Seven fires, some physical, some psychological.
AN 7.47
Lửa (2)
Dutiyaaggisutta
The brahmin Uggatasarīra has arranged a great sacrifice. On Ānanda’s advice, he asks the Buddha how to make a sacrifice beneficial.
AN 7.48
Tưởng (1)
Paṭhamasaññāsutta
Meditating on seven perceptions leads to the deathless, in brief.
AN 7.49
Tưởng (2)
Dutiyasaññāsutta
Meditating on seven perceptions leads to the deathless, in detail.
AN 7.50
Dâm Dục
Methunasutta
The brahmin Jāṇussoṇī asks the Buddha about behaviors that are a blemish to the celibate life.
AN 7.51
Hệ Lụy
Saṁyogasutta
By focusing on their own gendered attributes, a man or woman becomes attached to them and develops lust for the opposite sex.
AN 7.52
Bố Thí
Dānamahapphalasutta
The lay followers of Campā seek a teaching from the Buddha. Together with Sāriputta, they ask the Buddha about what makes a gift fruitful.
AN 7.53
Mẹ Của Nanda
Nandamātāsutta
Sāriputta and Moggallāna are on tour in the southern hills. A deity informs the laywoman Veḷukaṇṭakī that they are approaching. When Sāriputta…
AN 7.54
Không Tuyên Bố
Abyākatasutta
The Buddha explains why a noble disciple has no doubt when it comes to the unexplained points.
AN 7.55
Sanh Thú Của Loài Người
Purisagatisutta
Seven kinds of rebirth for non-returners, as well as extinguishment with no fuel for grasping.
AN 7.56
Tissa
Tissabrahmāsutta
Two gods come to the Buddha on Vulture’s Peak and declare that the nuns are liberated. Moggallāna interrogates one of the deities on what he means,…
AN 7.57
Sìha
Sīhasenāpatisutta
The Buddha explains the benefits of giving that are visible in the present life, and one that is only apparent in the next.
AN 7.58
Không Có Che Ðậy
Arakkheyyasutta
Four areas where the Realized One has nothing to hide, and three ways he is irreproachable.
AN 7.59
Kimbila
Kimilasutta
Venerable Kimbila asks the Buddha the reasons for the long-lasting of Buddhism after the Buddha’s demise.
AN 7.60
Bảy Pháp
Sattadhammasutta
Qualities required for arahantship.
AN 7.61
Ngủ Gục
Pacalāyamānasutta
Before his awakening, Moggallāna is struggling with sleepiness in meditation. The Buddha visits him and gives seven ways to dispel drowsiness, and…
AN 7.62
Ngủ Gục
Mettasutta
The incalculable benefits of merit that last for many aeons.
AN 7.63
Các Người Vợ
Bhariyāsutta
Anāthapiṇḍika’s home was in an uproar due to the badly behaved Sujātā, newly wedded to one of his sons. The Buddha speaks to her on the different…
AN 7.64
Sân Hận
Kodhanasutta
When someone is angry, they wish ill upon their enemy, and are disappointed if they do well. This sutta includes a powerful set of verses.
AN 7.65
Xấu Hổ
Hirīottappasutta
A sense of conscience is the foundation that leads step by step to liberation.
AN 7.66
Mặt Trời
Sattasūriyasutta
A rare discourse on cosmic evolution. The Buddha describes the successive appearance of seven suns and how even the earth will be burned up.
AN 7.67
Thành Trì
Nagaropamasutta
When a king’s fortress is well supplied with seven things and has four kinds of food supplies it is impregnable. Similarly, a noble disciple with…
AN 7.68
Pháp Trí
Dhammaññūsutta
A mendicant who has seven qualities is worthy, with a special emphasis on listening to and learning the teaching.
AN 7.69
Cây Kovilàra Pàricchattaka
Pāricchattakasutta
The blossoming of the Shady Orchid Tree delights the gods of the Thirty-Three, and in the same way, the renunciation of a Buddhist ascetic is…
AN 7.70
Vị Tỷ Kheo Phải Kính Trọng Ai?
Sakkaccasutta
Sāriputta reflects on what a mendicant should revere in order to develop the wholesome. He reports to the Buddha that these things are indeed found…
AN 7.71
Sự Tu Tập
Bhāvanāsutta
Liberation doesn’t happen because you wish for it, but because you develop the path.
AN 7.72
Lửa
Aggikkhandhopamasutta
It would be better for a monk to embrace a blazing fire than to lie with a maiden.
AN 7.73
Sunetta
Sunettasutta
There have been many great teachers in the past, who should not be reviled. But reviling a single noble disciple is even more serious.
AN 7.74
Araka
Arakasutta
Araka was a famous teacher long ago, when the life span was much greater than today. Nevertheless, he still taught impermanence; how much more is it…
AN 7.75
Trì Luật (1)
Paṭhamavinayadharasutta
An expert in monastic conduct has seven qualities.
AN 7.76
Trì Luật 2)
Dutiyavinayadharasutta
An expert in monastic conduct has seven qualities.
AN 7.77
Trì Luật (3)
Tatiyavinayadharasutta
An expert in monastic conduct has seven qualities.
AN 7.78
Trì Luật (4)
Catutthavinayadharasutta
An expert in monastic conduct has seven qualities.
AN 7.79
Chói Sáng
Paṭhamavinayadharasobhanasutta
An expert in monastic conduct shines with seven qualities.
AN 7.80
Chói Sáng
Dutiyavinayadharasobhanasutta
An expert in monastic conduct shines with seven qualities.
AN 7.81
Chói Sáng
Tatiyavinayadharasobhanasutta
An expert in monastic conduct shines with seven qualities.
AN 7.82
Chói Sáng
Catutthavinayadharasobhanasutta
An expert in monastic conduct shines with seven qualities.
AN 7.83
Thông Ðiệp
Satthusāsanasutta
The Buddha teaches the Vinaya expert Upāli a short summary of the teaching.
AN 7.84
Diệt Tránh Pháp
Adhikaraṇasamathasutta
Seven principles for settling issues and disputes that have arisen in the community.
AN 7.85
Sự Phá Hoại
Bhikkhusutta
A mendicant destroys seven defilements.
AN 7.86
Các Pháp Khác
Samaṇasutta
An ascetic destroys seven defilements.
AN 7.87
Các Pháp Khác
Brāhmaṇasutta
A brahmin destroys seven defilements.
AN 7.88
Các Pháp Khác
Sottiyasutta
A scholar destroys seven defilements.
AN 7.89
Các Pháp Khác
Nhātakasutta
A bathed initiate destroys seven defilements.
AN 7.90
Các Pháp Khác
Vedagūsutta
A knowledge master destroys seven defilements.
AN 7.91
Các Pháp Khác
Ariyasutta
A noble one destroys seven defilements.
AN 7.92
Các Pháp Khác
Arahāsutta
A perfected one destroys seven defilements.
AN 7.93
Phi Diệu Pháp
Asaddhammasutta
Seven bad qualities starting with faithlessness.
AN 7.94
Diệu Pháp
Saddhammasutta
Seven good qualities starting with faith.
AN 7.95
Người Xứng Ðáng Ðược Cung Kính
Seven people worthy of offerings due to observing impermanence in the eye.
AN 7.96–614
an7.96-614
Seven people worthy of offerings due to observing suffering, etc., in the eye, etc.
AN 7.615
Thắng Tri Tham (3)
Develop insight into greed through the awakening factors.
AN 7.616
Thắng Tri Tham (3)
Develop insight into greed through seven perceptions starting with impermanence.
AN 7.617
Thắng Tri Tham (3)
Develop insight into greed through seven perceptions starting with ugliness.
AN 7.618–644
─644. Thắng Tri Tham (3)
Develop complete understanding, etc., of greed.
AN 7.645–1124
Thắng Tri Tham (4)
Develop complete understanding, etc., of hate, etc.