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Kalyāṇamitta

Biên tập

Tôn giả Ānanda thưa: 'Bạch Thế Tôn, thiện hữu là một nửa phạm hạnh.' Đức Phật đáp: 'Chớ nói vậy, Ānanda! Thiện hữu là TOÀN BỘ phạm hạnh.'

Kinh cốt lõi (4)

DN 31Kinh Giáo thọ Thi-ca-la-việtPāthikavaggaThe Buddha encounters a young man who honors his dead father by performing rituals. The Buddha recasts the meaningless rites in terms of…
AN 9.1Chánh GiácNavakanipātaBeginning with good friendship, the Buddha teaches nine things that give rise to the qualities that lead to awakening.
SN 45.2Một Nửa (Upaddham)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen Ānanda says that good friendship is half the spiritual path, the Buddha rebukes him, saying that it is in fact the whole of the…
Snp 2.3Kinh Xấu HổKinh tậpHow to recognize a true friend.

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Ja 184Người Luyện Ngựa GiridantaChuyện Bổn sanh“Thanks to the groom”—This story the Master told while staying in Veluvana Park, about keeping bad company. The circumstances have been…
SN 3.18Không Phóng DậtSagāthāvaggasaṁyuttaIn answer to Pasenadi’s praise of good friendship, the Buddha recounts an earlier conversation with Ānanda on the topic. He then goes on…
AN 5.111Ði Ðến Các Gia ÐìnhPañcakanipātaFive qualities that endear a mendicant who visits families.
AN 6.67Những Người BạnChakkanipātaWith bad friends, a mendicant cannot fulfill six good qualities, but with good friends they can.
AN 7.37Bạn Hữu (2)SattakanipātaWhen a mendicant has seven factors, one should stay close to them even if they send you away.
Bi Pc 36ĐIỀU HỌC THỨ SÁU:PācittiyaA nun who persistently engages in inappropriate socialization with lay people must confess the offense.
DN 19Kinh Ðại Ðiển TônMahāvaggaA minor deity informs the Buddha of the conversations and business of the gods.
AN 10.155Không Nên Thân CậnDasakanipāta
Thig 10.1KisāgotamīTrưởng lão Ni kệ
Mil 3.1.13I. ĐẠI PHẨM:kinh Mi Tiên vấn đáp
Bi Pc 79ĐIỀU HỌC THỨ CHÍN:PācittiyaA nun who ordains a trainee nun who socializes inappropriately and is difficult to live with must confess the offense.
SN 55.36Ði Ðến Bạn BèMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen a person possesses the four factors of stream-entry, the gods regard them as similar to themselves.
AN 10.73Khả LạcDasakanipātaTen desirable things that are hard to get.
Bi Ss 12ĐIỀU SAṄGHĀDISESA THỨ CHÍN:SaṅghādisesaNuns who are persistently notorious for inappropriate socialization, who create difficulties for the Order, and who hide each other…
MN 37Tiểu kinh Ðoạn tận áiMūlapaṇṇāsaMoggallāna visits the heaven of Sakka, the lord of gods, to see whether he really understands what the Buddha is teaching.
Dhp 76–89Phẩm Người tríKinh Pháp Cú (Pali)
DN 21Kinh Ðế-thích sở vấnMahāvaggaAfter hearing a love song from a god of music, the Buddha engages in a deep discussion with Sakka on the conditioned origin of attachment…
AN 9.6Cần Phải Thân CậnNavakanipātaFour kinds of person who one should or should not associate with. A similar distinction is made regarding robes, almsfood, lodgings, towns,…
MN 46Ðại kinh Pháp hànhMūlapaṇṇāsaWhile we all want to be happy, we often find the opposite happens. The Buddha explains why.
SN 36.22Một Trăm Lẻ TámSaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha explains the different kinds of feelings analyzed into 108 aspects.
Bi Ss 13ĐIỀU SAṄGHĀDISESA THỨ MƯỜI:SaṅghādisesaA nun who persistently encourages other nuns to act in contravention of the previous rule is to be suspended.
Snp 1.3Kinh Con Tê Ngưu Một SừngKinh tậpIf you can’t find a good teacher, it’s better to wander alone.
DN 18Kinh Xa-ni-saMahāvaggaBeginning with an account of the fates of disciples who had recently passed away, the scene shifts to a discussion of Dhamma held by the…
AN 3.91PankadhàTikanipātaA monk is critical of the Buddha, but later feels remorse.
AN 10.45Ði Vào Hậu CungDasakanipātaTen dangers for a monk who enters a royal harem.
Mil 5.3.11CÂU HỎI VỀ SỰ KHÔNG HÃM HẠI VÀ SỰ TRẤN ÁPkinh Mi Tiên vấn đáp
SN 22.79Ðáng Ðược ĂnKhandhavaggasaṁyuttaOne of the most extensive discourses in this collection begins with the Buddha saying that when anyone recollects a past life, all they are…
AN 3.26Cần Phải Thân CậnTikanipātaYou should associate with people who are equal or better than you.
AN 5.34Ðại Tướng SìhaPañcakanipātaThe Buddha teaches General Sīha the benefits of giving which he can see for himself in this life, and those in the next life, which he must…
Ja 397Sư Tử ManojaChuyện Bổn sanh“The bow is bent”—The Master told this while dwelling in the Bamboo Grove, concerning a Brother who kept bad company. The occasion was…
MN 148Kinh Sáu sáuUparipaṇṇāsaThe Buddha analyzes the six senses from six perspectives, and demonstrates the emptiness of all of them.
AN 7.47Lửa (2)SattakanipātaThe brahmin Uggatasarīra has arranged a great sacrifice. On Ānanda’s advice, he asks the Buddha how to make a sacrifice beneficial.
AN 5.48Sự Kiện Không Thể Có ÐượcPañcakanipātaA wise person reflects on their nature, so they do not suffer when struck by loss.
Ja 190Giữ GiớiChuyện Bổn sanh“Behold the fruit of sacrifice”—This story the Master told whilst staying in Jetavana, about a believing layman.
AN 3.99PotthakasuttaTikanipātaA bad mendicant is ugly and rough like jute canvas.
AN 11.13NandiyaEkādasakanipātaNandiya the Sakiyan moves to Sāvatthī to be near the Buddha. At the end of the rains, he asks the Buddha’s advice on how to live.
MN 70Kinh KìtàgiriMajjhimapaṇṇāsaA third discourse that presents the health benefits of eating in one part of the day, and the reluctance of some mendicants to follow this.
Ja 121Thần Cây Cỏ KusaChuyện Bổn sanh“Let great and small.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana, about Anatha-pindika’s true friend. For his acquaintances and…
AN 7.64Sân HậnSattakanipātaWhen someone is angry, they wish ill upon their enemy, and are disappointed if they do well. This sutta includes a powerful set of verses.
SN 35.235Với Lửa CháySaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyuttaIt would be better for the sense organs to be pierced with red-hot spikes than to get attached to a pleasant sense experience.
Tha Ap 2B. Phật Độc Giác Ký SựTrưởng lão Tăng ký sự
AN 8.54Dìghajanu, Người KoliyaAṭṭhakanipātaDīghajāṇu of the Koliyans asks the Buddha to teach in a way suitable for lay people who enjoy life. The Buddha teaches four practical ways…