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Aṭṭhakanipāta
Aṭṭhakanipāta
Bài kinh (96)
AN 8.1
Từ
Mettāsutta
The eight benefits of practicing the meditation on love.
AN 8.2
Tuệ
Paññāsutta
Eight conditions that lead to the arising of wisdom, its growth and perfection.
AN 8.3
Các Pháp Không Ðược Ái Mộ (1)
Paṭhamaappiyasutta
Due to eight qualities, a mendicant is displeasing to their fellow monastics, but with the opposite qualities is pleasing.
AN 8.4
Các Pháp Không Ðược Ái Mộ (2)
Dutiyaappiyasutta
Due to eight qualities, a mendicant is displeasing to their fellow monastics, but with the opposite qualities is pleasing.
AN 8.5
Tùy Chuyển Thế Giới (1)
Paṭhamalokadhammasutta
The eight worldly conditions in brief: gain and loss, fame and disgrace, praise and blame, pleasure and pain.
AN 8.6
Tùy Chuyẻn Thế Giới (2)
Dutiyalokadhammasutta
The eight worldly conditions in detail: gain and loss, fame and disgrace, praise and blame, pleasure and pain.
AN 8.7
Devadatta
Devadattavipattisutta
Devadatta’s downfall was the eight worldly conditions.
AN 8.8
Tôn Giả Uttara
Uttaravipattisutta
In a discourse evidently set some time after the Buddha’s passing, Venerable Uttara, staying in a distant land, teaches that a mendicant should…
AN 8.9
Tôn Giả Nanda
Nandasutta
The Buddha praises the grace and restraint of Venerable Nanda.
AN 8.10
Các Ðồ Rác
Kāraṇḍavasutta
When a certain monk was admonished, he responded by attacking his reprovers. The Buddha tells the other monks to expel him, explaining that when such…
AN 8.11
Veranjà
Verañjasutta
The brahmin Verañja rebukes the Buddha for his lack of respect for senior brahmins. He levels a series of criticisms, each of which the Buddha…
AN 8.12
Tướng Quân Sìha
Sīhasutta
General Sīha, a prominent disciple of the Jains, visits the Buddha against the wishes of Mahāvīra, the Jain leader. He challenges the Buddha by…
AN 8.13
Con Ngựa Thuần Thục
Assājānīyasutta
With eight qualities a royal thoroughbred is worthy of a king. Likewise, with eight qualities a mendicant is worthy.
AN 8.14
Ngựa Chưa Ðiều Phục
Assakhaḷuṅkasutta
Eight flaws in wild horses, similar to eight flaws in mendicants.
AN 8.15
Các Cấu Uế
Malasutta
Eight different kinds of stain.
AN 8.16
Sứ Giả
Dūteyyasutta
A mendicant with eight qualities is worthy of being sent on a mission.
AN 8.17
Sự Trói Buộc Của Nữ Nhân
Paṭhamabandhanasutta
A woman imprisons a man in eight ways.
AN 8.18
Nam Nhân Trói Buộc
Dutiyabandhanasutta
A man imprisons a woman in eight ways.
AN 8.19
A-Tu-La Pahàràda
Pahārādasutta
Demons delight in the ocean for eight reasons, and likewise the mendicants delight in the Dhamma for eight reasons.
AN 8.20
Ngày Trai Giới
Uposathasutta
On a full-moon night, the Buddha was to recite the code of conduct for the monks. However, he remained silent until dawn, due to the presence of a…
AN 8.21
Ugga Ở Vesali
Paṭhamauggasutta
The Buddha celebrates the eight amazing qualities of the householder Ugga of Vesālī. Ugga himself speaks of these qualities.
AN 8.22
Ugga Người Hatthigama
Dutiyauggasutta
The Buddha celebrates the eight amazing qualities of the householder Ugga of Hatthigāma. Ugga himself speaks of these qualities.
AN 8.23
Hatthaka , Người Alavì (1)
Paṭhamahatthakasutta
The Buddha celebrates the seven amazing qualities of the householder Hatthaka of Āḷavī. When he hears of this, Hatthaka is anxious to know that no…
AN 8.24
Hatthaka, Người Xứ ALavì (2)
Dutiyahatthakasutta
The Buddha learns from Hatthaka of Āḷavī how he maintains a large following. He then celebrates Hatthaka’s eight good qualities.
AN 8.25
Thích Tử Mahanama
Mahānāmasutta
Questioned by his relative Mahānāma, the Buddha explains what makes someone a Buddhist lay follower, a virtuous lay follower, and a lay follower…
AN 8.26
Jìvaka Komàrabhacca
Jīvakasutta
Questioned by Jīvaka Komārabhacca, the Buddha explains what makes someone a Buddhist lay follower, a virtuous lay follower, and a lay follower…
AN 8.27
Sức Mạnh (1)
Paṭhamabalasutta
Eight very different kinds of powers.
AN 8.28
Sức Mạnh (2)
Dutiyabalasutta
Eight powers of a perfected one.
AN 8.29
Không Phải Thời
Akkhaṇasutta
Eight lost opportunities for spiritual practice.
AN 8.30
Tôn Giả Anuruddha
Anuruddhamahāvitakkasutta
Venerable Anuruddha reflects that the teachings are for someone who is of few wishes, content, secluded, energetic, mindful, peaceful, and wise. To…
AN 8.31
Bố Thí (1)
Paṭhamadānasutta
Eight ways of giving a gift.
AN 8.32
Bố Thí (2)
Dutiyadānasutta
This verse on qualities of a good person appears to be a fragment of text, perhaps originally part of the previous sutta.
AN 8.33
Căn Bản Ðể Bố Thí
Dānavatthusutta
Eight grounds for giving.
AN 8.34
Thửa Ruộng
Khettasutta
The rewards of giving are compared to fields of different qualities.
AN 8.35
Thọ Sanh Do Bố Thí
Dānūpapattisutta
When giving, if you expect a certain result in the next life, you can get it, if the conditions are right.
AN 8.36
Phước Nghiệp Sự
Puññakiriyavatthusutta
The good deeds of giving, ethics, and meditation lead to good rebirths, depending on the level to which they are developed.
AN 8.37
Người Chân Nhân (1)
Sappurisadānasutta
A good person gives gifts in eight ways.
AN 8.38
Người Chân Nhân (2)
Sappurisasutta
When a good person is born, it benefits eight kinds of people, like a rain-cloud showering all over the land.
AN 8.39
Nguồn Nước Công Ðức
Abhisandasutta
Eight streams of merit, consisting in going for refuge and five kinds of gifts.
AN 8.40
Rất Là Nhẹ
Duccaritavipākasutta
Eight kinds of misdeed are conducive to bad outcomes.
AN 8.41
Các Trai Giới
Saṅkhittūposathasutta
When the sabbath is observed by following the eight precepts, one lives for that day like the perfected ones. Such a sabbath is glorious.
AN 8.42
Ngày Trai Giới
Vitthatūposathasutta
When the sabbath is observed by following the eight precepts, one lives for that day like the perfected ones. The benefits are explained at length.
AN 8.43
Visàkhà
Visākhāsutta
The Buddha teaches the wealthy laywoman Visākhā that when the sabbath is observed by following the eight precepts, one lives for that day like the…
AN 8.44
Vàsettha
Vāseṭṭhasutta
The Buddha teaches the layman Vāseṭṭha that when the sabbath is observed by following the eight precepts, one lives for that day like the perfected…
AN 8.45
Bojjhà
Bojjhasutta
The Buddha teaches the laywoman Bojjhā that when the sabbath is observed by following the eight precepts, one lives for that day like the perfected…
AN 8.46
Tôn Gỉả Anuruddha
Anuruddhasutta
Some “Agreeable” gods put on a display of music and dance for Venerable Anuruddha, but he is not impressed. He then asks the Buddha how women are…
AN 8.47
Visàkhà
Dutiyavisākhāsutta
The Buddha teaches the laywoman Visākhā eight qualities through which a woman may be reborn among the Agreeable gods.
AN 8.48
Nakulamàtà
Nakulamātāsutta
The Buddha teaches the housewife Nakulamātā eight qualities through which a woman may be reborn among the Agreeable gods.
AN 8.49
Ở Ðời Này
Paṭhamaidhalokikasutta
The Buddha teaches the laywoman Visākhā four qualities through which a woman succeeds in this life, and four through which she succeeds in the next.
AN 8.50
Ðời Này
Dutiyaidhalokikasutta
The Buddha teaches the mendicants four qualities through which a woman succeeds in this life, and four through which she succeeds in the next.
AN 8.51
Mahàpajàpatì Gotamì
Gotamīsutta
Mahāpajāpatī Gotamī, the Buddha’s foster mother, requests ordination from the Buddha. He declines, until urged to relent by Ānanda. He allows…
AN 8.52
Ai Giáo Giới?
Ovādasutta
With eight qualities a monk may be appointed to teach the nuns.
AN 8.53
Pháp Tóm Tắt
Saṁkhittasutta
Mahāpajāpatī wishes to go on retreat, so the Buddha teaches her eight principles that summarize the Dhamma in brief.
AN 8.54
Dìghajanu, Người Koliya
Dīghajāṇusutta
Dīghajāṇu of the Koliyans asks the Buddha to teach in a way suitable for lay people who enjoy life. The Buddha teaches four practical ways to ensure…
AN 8.55
Bà-La-Môn Ujjaya
Ujjayasutta
The brahmin Ujjaya is going abroad, and asks the Buddha to teach him. The Buddha teaches four practical ways to ensure success in this life, and…
AN 8.56
Sợ Hãi
Bhayasutta
The Buddha explains how addiction to sensual pleasures is perilous.
AN 8.57
Xứng Ðáng Ðược Cúng Dường (1)
Paṭhamaāhuneyyasutta
With eight qualities, a mendicant is worthy.
AN 8.58
Xứng Ðáng Ðược Cúng Dường (2)
Dutiyaāhuneyyasutta
With eight qualities, a mendicant is worthy.
AN 8.59
Tám Hạng Người (1)
Paṭhamapuggalasutta
Eight kinds of person are worthy.
AN 8.60
Tám Hạng Người (2)
Dutiyapuggalasutta
Eight kinds of person are worthy.
AN 8.61
Dục
Icchāsutta
The Buddha describes eight cases where a mendicant has a desire for material things. Sometimes they fall under the sway of that desire, but sometimes…
AN 8.62
Vừa Ðủ
Alaṁsutta
Eight sets of qualities pertain to benefiting oneself and others.
AN 8.63
Pháp Lược Thuyết
Saṁkhittasutta
A monk asks for teachings before going on retreat, but the Buddha rebukes him, as he has not practiced sincerely. Nevertheless, he persists, and the…
AN 8.64
Tagayà
Gayāsīsasutta
At Gayā, the Buddha describes his meditation before awakening. He was able to see lights and forms, converse with gods, and understand the deeds that…
AN 8.65
Thắng Xứ
Abhibhāyatanasutta
Eight dimensions of meditative mastery, based on the vision of certain shapes and colors.
AN 8.66
Các Giải Thoát
Vimokkhasutta
Eight meditative liberations, based on the vision of forms and the attainment of the formless.
AN 8.67
Phi Thánh Ngôn
Anariyavohārasutta
Eight kinds of ignoble statement that misrepresent the truth.
AN 8.68
Thánh Ngôn
Ariyavohārasutta
Eight kinds of noble statement that convey the truth.
AN 8.69
Các Hội Chúng
Parisāsutta
Eight kinds of assemblies: aristocrats, brahmins, householders, ascetics, and various deities. The Buddha has visited each of these in disguise.
AN 8.70
Ðộng Ðất
Bhūmicālasutta
When the Buddha gives up his life-force, an earthquake is felt. The Buddha explains to Ānanda the eight causes of earthquakes.
AN 8.71
Lòng Tin (1)
Paṭhamasaddhāsutta
Beginning with faith, a mendicant completes all good qualities that fulfill liberation.
AN 8.72
Lòng Tin (2)
Dutiyasaddhāsutta
Beginning with faith, a mendicant completes all good qualities that fulfill liberation.
AN 8.73
Niệm Chết (1)
Paṭhamamaraṇassatisutta
Various mendicants practice mindfulness of death, but do so inadequately. The Buddha explains how to do so with proper urgency,
AN 8.74
Niệm Chết (2)
Dutiyamaraṇassatisutta
A mendicant should reflect each night on the dangers that lie around them, and practice mindfulness of death with urgency to give up the unwholesome.
AN 8.75
Ðầy Ðủ (1)
Paṭhamasampadāsutta
Eight accomplishments, both worldly and spiritual.
AN 8.76
Ðầy Ðủ (2)
Dutiyasampadāsutta
Eight accomplishments, both worldly and spiritual, in detail.
AN 8.77
Dục
Icchāsutta
Sāriputta describes eight cases where a mendicant has a desire for material things. Sometimes they fall under the sway of that desire, but sometimes…
AN 8.78
Vừa Ðủ
Alaṁsutta
Eight sets of qualities pertain to benefiting oneself and others, explained by Sāriputta.
AN 8.79
Thối Ðọa
Parihānasutta
Eight conditions for the decline or success of a trainee mendicant.
AN 8.80
Tám Căn Cứ Ðể Biếng Nhác và Tinh Tấn
Kusītārambhavatthusutta
Eight grounds for laziness, and the corresponding eight grounds for energy.
AN 8.81
Niệm
Satisampajaññasutta
Mindfulness and situational awareness are a foundation for developing higher spiritual qualities leading to liberation.
AN 8.82
Tôn Giả Punniya
Puṇṇiyasutta
Venerable Puṇṇiya asks the Buddha why he sometimes feels like teaching and other times doesn’t.
AN 8.83
Cội rễ Của Sự Vật
Mūlakasutta
The root of all things, and other factors that apply to all things.
AN 8.84
Ðại Ăn Trộm
Corasutta
The Buddha teaches how to be a success as a master thief. Unusually, this discourse has no “spiritual” counterpart, so it sounds like the Buddha just…
AN 8.85
Người Sa Môn
Samaṇasutta
Different titles for the Buddha.
AN 8.86
Ðảnh Lễ
Yasasutta
When the householders of Icchānaṅgala make a racket in the monastery, the Buddha asks his attendant Nāgita what is going on. The Buddha speaks…
AN 8.87
Bình Bát
Pattanikujjanasutta
Eight reasons the Saṅgha may overturn the bowl against a lay follower.
AN 8.88
Phản Ðối
Appasādapavedanīyasutta
Eight reasons the lay followers may declare no confidence or confidence regarding a mendicant.
AN 8.89
Buộc Tội
Paṭisāraṇīyasutta
Eight reasons the lay followers may enjoin an act of reconciliation on a mendicant, or relax said act.
AN 8.90
Hành Xử Ðúng Pháp
Sammāvattanasutta
Eight things a mendicant charged with aggravated misconduct must observe.
AN 8.91–117
Một Số Nữ Cư Sĩ
Sāmaññavagga
AN 8.118
Thắng Tri Tham Ái (1)
AN 8.119
Thắng Tri Tham Ái (2)
AN 8.120
Thắng Tri Tham Ái (3)
AN 8.121–147
Tham Ái
AN 8.148–627
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