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Majjhimapaṇṇāsa
Majjhimapaṇṇāsa
Bài kinh (50)
MN 51
Kinh Kandaraka
Kandarakasutta
The Buddha discusses mindfulness meditation with lay practitioners. Contrasting the openness of animals with the duplicity of humans, he explains how…
MN 52
Kinh Bát thành
Aṭṭhakanāgarasutta
Asked by a householder to teach a path to freedom, Venerable Ānanda explains no less than eleven meditative states that may serve as doors to the…
MN 53
Kinh Hữu học
Sekhasutta
The Buddha is invited by his family, the Sakyans of Kapilavatthu, to inaugurate a new community hall. He invites Venerable Ānanda to explain in…
MN 54
Kinh Potaliya
Potaliyasutta
When Potaliya got upset at being referred to as “householder”, the Buddha quizzed him as to the true nature of attachment and renunciation.
MN 55
Kinh Jìvaka
Jīvakasutta
The Buddha’s personal doctor, Jīvaka, hears criticisms of the Buddha’s policy regarding eating meat, and asks him about it.
MN 56
Kinh Ưu-ba-ly
Upālisutta
The Buddha disagrees with a Jain ascetic on the question of whether physical or mental deeds are more important. When he hears of this, the Jain…
MN 57
Kinh Hạnh con chó
Kukkuravatikasutta
Some ascetics in ancient India undertook extreme practices, such as a vow to behave like an ox or a dog. The Buddha meets two such individuals, and…
MN 58
Kinh Vương tử Vô Úy
Abhayarājakumārasutta
The leader of the Jains, Nigaṇṭha Nātaputta, gives his disciple Prince Abhaya a dilemma to pose to the Buddha, supposing that this will show his…
MN 59
Kinh Nhiều cảm thọ
Bahuvedanīyasutta
The Buddha resolves a disagreement on the number of kinds of feelings that he taught, pointing out that different ways of teaching are appropriate in…
MN 60
Kinh Không gì chuyển hướng
Apaṇṇakasutta
The Buddha teaches a group of uncommitted householders how to use a rational reflection to arrive at practices and principles that are guaranteed to…
MN 61
Kinh Giáo giới La-hầu-la ở rừng Āmala
Ambalaṭṭhikarāhulovādasutta
Using the “object lesson” of a cup of water, the Buddha explains to his son, Rāhula, the importance of telling the truth and reflecting on one’s…
MN 62
Ðại kinh Giáo giới La-hầu-la
Mahārāhulovādasutta
The Buddha tells Rāhula to meditate on not-self, which he immediately puts into practice. Seeing him, Venerable Sāriputta advises him to develop…
MN 63
Tiểu kinh Màlunkyà
Cūḷamālukyasutta
A monk demands that the Buddha answer his metaphysical questions, or else he will disrobe. The Buddha compares him to a man struck by an arrow, who…
MN 64
Ðại kinh Màlunkyà
Mahāmālukyasutta
A little baby has no wrong views or intentions, but the underlying tendency for these things is still there. Without practicing, they will inevitably…
MN 65
Kinh Bhaddàli
Bhaddālisutta
A monk refuses to follow the rule forbidding eating after noon, but is filled with remorse and forgiven.
MN 66
Kinh Ví dụ Con chim cáy
Laṭukikopamasutta
Again raising the rule regarding eating, but this time as a reflection of gratitude for the Buddha in eliminating things that cause complexity and…
MN 67
Kinh Càtumà
Cātumasutta
After dismissing some unruly monks, the Buddha is persuaded to relent, and teaches them four dangers for those gone forth.
MN 68
Kinh Nalakapāna
Naḷakapānasutta
Those who practice do so not because they are failures, but because they aspire to higher freedom. When he speaks of the attainments of disciples,…
MN 69
Kinh Gulisàni
Goliyānisutta
A monk comes down to the community from the wilderness, but doesn’t behave properly. Venerable Sāriputta explains how a mendicant should behave,…
MN 70
Kinh Kìtàgiri
Kīṭāgirisutta
A third discourse that presents the health benefits of eating in one part of the day, and the reluctance of some mendicants to follow this.
MN 71
Kinh Dạy Vacchagotta về Tam Minh
Tevijjavacchasutta
The Buddha denies being omniscient, and sets forth the three higher knowledges that form the core of his awakened insight.
MN 72
Kinh Dạy Vacchagotta về Lửa
Aggivacchasutta
Refusing to take a stance regarding useless metaphysical speculations, the Buddha illustrates the spiritual goal with the simile of a flame going out.
MN 73
Ðại kinh Vaccaghotta
Mahāvacchasutta
In the final installment of the “Vacchagotta trilogy”, Vacchagotta lets go his obsession with meaningless speculation, and asks about practice.
MN 74
Kinh Trường Trảo
Dīghanakhasutta
Deftly outmaneuvering an extreme skeptic, the Buddha discusses the outcomes of belief and disbelief. Rather than getting stuck in abstractions, he…
MN 75
Kinh Māgandiya
Māgaṇḍiyasutta
Accused by a hedonist of being too negative, the Buddha recounts the luxury of his upbringing, and his realization of how little value there was in…
MN 76
Kinh Sandaka
Sandakasutta
Venerable Ānanda teaches a group of wanderers how there are many different approaches to the spiritual life, many of which lead nowhere.
MN 77
Ðại kinh Sakaludāyin
Mahāsakuludāyisutta
Unlike many teachers, the Buddha’s followers treat him with genuine love and respect, since they see the sincerity of his teaching and practice.
MN 78
Kinh Samanamandikà
Samaṇamuṇḍikasutta
A wanderer teaches that a person has reached the highest attainment when they keep four basic ethical precepts. The Buddha’s standards are…
MN 79
Tiểu kinh Sakuludayi (Thiện sanh Ưu đà di)
Cūḷasakuludāyisutta
A wanderer teaches his doctrine of the “highest splendor” but is unable to give a satisfactory account of what that means. The Buddha memorably…
MN 80
Kinh Vekhanassa
Vekhanasasutta
Starting off similar to the previous, the Buddha goes on to explain that one is not converted to his teaching just because of clever arguments, but…
MN 81
Kinh Ghaṭikāra
Ghaṭikārasutta
The Buddha relates an unusual account of a past life in the time of the previous Buddha, Kassapa. At that time he was not interested in Dhamma, and…
MN 82
Kinh Raṭṭḥapāla
Raṭṭhapālasutta
A wealthy young man, Raṭṭhapāla, has a strong aspiration to go forth, but has to prevail against the reluctance of his parents. Even after he became…
MN 83
Kinh Makhàdeva
Maghadevasutta
A rare extended mythic narrative, telling of an ancient kingly lineage and their eventual downfall.
MN 84
Kinh Madhurà
Madhurasutta
In Madhurā, towards the north-western limit of the Buddha’s reach during his life, King Avantiputta asks Venerable Mahākaccāna regarding the…
MN 85
Kinh Vương tử Bồ-đề
Bodhirājakumārasutta
Admitting that he used to believe that pleasure was to be gained through pain, the Buddha explains how his practice showed him the fallacy of that…
MN 86
Kinh Angulimàla
Aṅgulimālasutta
Ignoring warnings, the Buddha ventures into the domain of the notorious killer Aṅgulimāla and succeeds in converting him to the path of non-violence.…
MN 87
Kinh Ái sanh
Piyajātikasutta
A rare glimpse into the marital life of King Pasenadi, and how he is led to the Dhamma by his Queen, the incomparable Mallikā. She confirms the…
MN 88
Kinh Bàhitika
Bāhitikasutta
King Pasenadi takes a chance to visit Venerable Ānanda, where he asks about skillful and unskillful behavior, and what is praised by the Buddha. He…
MN 89
Kinh Pháp trang nghiêm
Dhammacetiyasutta
King Pasenadi, near the end of his life, visits the Buddha, and shows moving devotion and love for his teacher.
MN 90
Kinh Kaṇṇakatthala
Kaṇṇakatthalasutta
King Pasenadi questions the Buddha on miscellaneous matters: caste, omniscience, and the gods among them.
MN 91
Kinh Brahmàyu
Brahmāyusutta
The oldest and most respected brahmin of the age sends a student to examine the Buddha, and he spends several months following his every move before…
MN 92
Kinh Sela
Selasutta
A brahmanical ascetic named Keṇiya invites the entire Saṅgha for a meal. When the brahmin Sela sees what is happening, he visits the Buddha and…
MN 93
Kinh Assalāyana
Assalāyanasutta
A precocious brahmin student is encouraged against his wishes to challenge the Buddha on the question of caste. His reluctance turns out to be…
MN 94
Kinh Ghotamukha
Ghoṭamukhasutta
A brahmin denies that there is such a thing as a principled renunciate life, but Venerable Udena persuades him otherwise.
MN 95
Kinh Cankì
Caṅkīsutta
The reputed brahmin Caṅkī goes with a large group to visit the Buddha, despite the reservations of other brahmins. A precocious student challenges…
MN 96
Kinh Esukàrì
Esukārīsutta
A brahmin claims that one deserves service and privilege depending on caste, but the Buddha counters that it is conduct, not caste, that show a…
MN 97
Kinh Dhànanjàni
Dhanañjānisutta
A corrupt tax-collector is redeemed by his encounter with Venerable Sāriputta.
MN 98
Kinh Vāsaṭṭha
Vāseṭṭhasutta
Two brahmin students ask the Buddha about what makes a brahmin: birth or deeds? The Buddha points out that, while the species of animals are…
MN 99
Kinh Subha
Subhasutta
Working hard is not valuable in and of itself; what matters is the outcome. And just as in lay life, spiritual practice may or may not lead to…
MN 100
Kinh Sangàrava
Saṅgāravasutta
Angered by the devotion of a brahmin lady, a brahmin visits the Buddha. He positions himself against traditionalists and rationalists, as someone…