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• AN 4.13Chánh CầnCatukkanipātaThe four right efforts: to prevent, to give up, to develop, and to preserve.
• SN 45.8Phân TíchMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha presents the eightfold path together with a detailed analysis of each factor. It should be assumed that these explanations apply…
• Dhp 21–32Phẩm Không phóng dậtKinh Pháp Cú (Pali)
• AN 6.55SonaChakkanipātaWhen Venerable Soṇa thinks of disrobing, the Buddha comes and encourages him with the famous simile of the lute that is tuned neither too…

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• Ud 4.7SāriputtasuttaCảm hứng ngữ, Phật tự thuyếtVen. Sāriputta meditates.
• AN 10.14Tâm Hoang VuDasakanipātaFive kinds of emotional barrenness and five emotional shackles.
• AN 10.15Không Phóng DậtDasakanipātaDiligence is the foremost of all good qualities.
• AN 10.51Tâm Của Mình (1)DasakanipātaThe Buddha teaches that, if you can’t read anyone else’s mind, read your own by regular self-reflection.
• AN 10.55Tổn GiảmDasakanipātaSāriputta explains what the Buddha meant by a mendicant who is in decline.
• AN 10.103Tà TánhDasakanipātaThe tenfold wrong path leads to failure, the tenfold right path leads to success.
• AN 10.105Vô MinhDasakanipātaIgnorance is the precursor of wrong view and the other bad qualities, while right view is the opposite.
• AN 4.117Hộ TrìCatukkanipātaPractice in your own way.
• AN 3.137Mền Bằng Tóc.TikanipātaThe teacher called Makkhali is the worst of all, like a hair blanket.
• AN 4.11Hành.CatukkanipātaA mendicant gets rid of unwholesome states right away, in whatever posture they happen to be in.
• AN 4.12Chế NgựCatukkanipātaMorality and further practice of eliminating hindrances in all postures.
• AN 4.62Không NợCatukkanipātaThe happiness of ownership, using wealth, debtlessness, and blamelessness.
• AN 4.69Tinh CầnCatukkanipātaThe endeavors to restrain, to give up, to develop, and to preserve.
• AN 4.93Ðịnh (2)CatukkanipātaSerenity and discernment should be developed.
• AN 4.134Nỗ LựcCatukkanipātaLiving on the fruit of effort or of past karma.
• AN 4.205Con Ðường Tám NgànhCatukkanipātaA good person practices the eightfold path for themselves, while a better person encourages others as well.
• AN 4.274ThamCatukkanipātaDevelop insight into greed through the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
• AN 4.275ThamCatukkanipātaDevelop insight into greed through the four right efforts.
• AN 4.276ThamCatukkanipātaDevelop insight into greed through the four bases of psychic power.
• AN 4.277–303ThamCatukkanipātaDevelop complete understanding, etc., of greed.
• AN 5.2Rộng RãiPañcakanipātaFive powers of a trainee, explained.
• AN 5.41Trở Thành GiàuPañcakanipātaThe legitimate purposes of wealth.
• AN 5.53Các Chi PhầnPañcakanipātaConditions that help meditation progress smoothly.
• AN 5.120Tinh TấnPañcakanipātaFive good and five bad qualities that determine a nun’s destiny after death.
• AN 5.205Tâm Hoang VuPañcakanipātaFive kinds of emotional barrenness that can affect mendicants.
• AN 5.206Tâm Triền PhượcPañcakanipātaFive kinds of emotional shackle that can affect mendicants.
• AN 6.20Niệm Chết (2)ChakkanipātaA method for recollecting one’s own death that leads to urgency, diligence, and joy.
• AN 9.71Năm Tâm Hoang VuNavakanipāta
• AN 9.72Tâm Triền TrượcNavakanipāta
• AN 8.61DụcAṭṭhakanipātaThe Buddha describes eight cases where a mendicant has a desire for material things. Sometimes they fall under the sway of that desire, but…
• AN 8.74Niệm Chết (2)AṭṭhakanipātaA mendicant should reflect each night on the dangers that lie around them, and practice mindfulness of death with urgency to give up the…
• AN 8.77DụcAṭṭhakanipātaSāriputta describes eight cases where a mendicant has a desire for material things. Sometimes they fall under the sway of that desire, but…
• AN 8.80Tám Căn Cứ Ðể Biếng Nhác và Tinh TấnAṭṭhakanipātaEight grounds for laziness, and the corresponding eight grounds for energy.
• Iti 23UbhayatthasuttaPhật thuyết như vậyHeedfulness with regard to skillful qualities keeps both kinds of benefit secure: benefit in this life and benefit in lives to come.
• Iti 110CarasuttaPhật thuyết như vậyWhat it means to have ardency and compunction.
• Iti 111SampannasīlasuttaPhật thuyết như vậyWhen one is consummate in virtue, what more is to be done?
• Ja 2Bãi Sa MạcChuyện Bổn sanh“Untiring, deep they dug.”—This discourse was delivered by the Blessed One whilst he was dwelling at Savatthi.
• Ja 52Tiểu JanakaChuyện Bổn sanh“Toil on, my brother.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana, about another backsliding Brother. All the incidents that are…
• Mil 3.4.5IV. PHẨM NIẾT BÀN:kinh Mi Tiên vấn đáp
• Mil 3.7.3VII. PHẨM XÁC ĐỊNH CÁC PHÁP VÔ SẮC:kinh Mi Tiên vấn đáp
• MN 16Kinh Tâm hoang vuMūlapaṇṇāsaThe Buddha explains various ways one can become emotionally cut off from one’s spiritual community.
• Bi Pc 23ĐIỀU HỌC THỨ BA:PācittiyaA nun who does not sew back together the robe of another nun after unstitching it must confess the offense.
• Bi Pc 34ĐIỀU HỌC THỨ TƯ:PācittiyaA nun who does not attend on a sick monastic disciple must confess the offense.
• Bi Pc 45ĐIỀU HỌC THỨ NĂM:PācittiyaA nun who agrees to settle a legal issue but then makes no effort to do so must confess the offense.
• SN 45.1Vô MinhMahāvaggasaṁyuttaFollowing ignorance comes the wrong eightfold path. But the right eightfold path follows true knowledge.
• SN 45.139Như LaiMahāvaggasaṁyutta
• SN 45.140Dấu Chân (I-IV)Mahāvaggasaṁyutta
• SN 45.146–148CandimādisuttaMahāvaggasaṁyutta
• SN 46.31Thiện (1)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaSkillful qualities are rooted in diligence, which promotes the awakening factors.
• SN 48.10Phân TíchMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha gives a detailed explanation of each of the five faculties.
• SN 48.50Tín, hay Ngôi ChợMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha asks Sāriputta whether a noble disciple doubts the Buddha. Not only does he have faith, replies Sāriputta, but the other…
• SN 49.1–12GaṅgāpeyyālavaggaMahāvaggasaṁyutta
• SN 51.13Ý Muốn (Chando)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaAn analysis of the four bases of psychic power showing how enthusiasm, energy, higher consciousness, and inquiry work in the context of…
• SN 55.40NandiyasakkasuttaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaSomeone who completely lacks the four factors of stream-entry is an ordinary person. But even a stream-enterer may be negligent if they do…
• SN 56.34Khăn ÐầuMahāvaggasaṁyuttaEven more than if your clothes are on fire, you should make an effort to understand the four noble truths.
• SN 12.22Mười LựcNidānavaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha’s teaching rests on his possession of ten powers and four grounds for self-confidence. When hearing such an open teaching, a…
• SN 12.83–92DutiyasatthusuttādidasakaNidānavaggasaṁyutta
• SN 12.93–213Không Phóng Dật: AppamādaNidānavaggasaṁyutta
• SN 20.8Cỏ RơmNidānavaggasaṁyuttaWarriors who sleep on wooden pillows remain vigilant, and so it is for the spiritual seeker.
• SN 21.3Cái GhèNidānavaggasaṁyuttaSāriputta and Moggallāna come together for a discussion, which touches on the use of psychic powers and energy. The two great monks end up…
• SN 3.17Không Phóng DậtSagāthāvaggasaṁyuttaPasenadi asks the Buddha if there is one thing that secures benefit both in this life and the next.
• 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…
• SN 11.1SuvìraSagāthāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen Sakka, the Lord of Gods, tries to organize a counterattack against the demons, he is frustrated by his lazy general Suvīra. Sakka asks…
• SN 11.2SusìmaSagāthāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen Sakka, the Lord of Gods, tries to organize a conterattack against the demons, he is frustrated by his lazy general Susīma. Sakka asks…
• SN 35.97Sống Phóng Dật (Pamàdavihàri)SaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyuttaWhen a mendicant lives without restraint regarding the senses, they are negligent. If they have restraint, they are diligent.
• SN 35.134Sát Na Ở DevadahaSaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyuttaNot all mendicants have completed their work with regards to the six senses, but some of them have.
• SN 42.3Yodhàjivo (Kẻ chiến đấu)SaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyuttaYodhājı̄va the professional warrior asks the Buddha whether the belief that warriors have a good rebirth is correct. The Buddha tries to…
• Snp 3.2Kinh Tinh CầnKinh tậpMāra attempts to dissuade the Bodhisatta from his path.
• Thag 2.14SomacittaTrưởng lão Tăng kệ
• Thag 2.24ValliyaTrưởng lão Tăng kệ
• Thag 3.16VimalaTrưởng lão Tăng kệ
• Thag 4.12MuditaTrưởng lão Tăng kệ
• AN 7.32Không Phóng DậtSattakanipātaA god speaks of the the seven principles of non-decline to the Buddha, who repeats it to the mendicants.
• AN 1.61–70Tinh Cần Tinh TấnEkakanipāta
• AN 4.194Các Vị SàpùgaCatukkanipātaMaking an effort to be pure in morality, mind, view, and freedom.
• AN 5.68Thần Thông (2)PañcakanipātaThe Buddha developed the bases for psychic power, which lead to his awakening.
• AN 5.78Sợ Hãi Trong Tương Lai (2)PañcakanipātaThe uncertainties of life may prevent your practice.
• AN 5.58Thanh Niên LicchaviPañcakanipātaWhen some wild young men show deep respect for the Buddha, a family elder is astonished.
• AN 5.80Sự Sợ Hãi Trong Tương Lai (4)PañcakanipātaThe Saṅgha may forsake the simple life and indulge in luxuries.
• Ja 24Ðôi Ngựa Nòi TốtChuyện Bổn sanh“No matter when or where.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana about another Brother who gave up persevering. But, in this…
• AN 5.77Sợ Hãi Trong Tương Lai (1)PañcakanipātaThe dangers of living in a wilderness among wild beasts and so on.
• SN 48.9Phân BiệtMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha gives a short explanation of each of the five faculties.
• SN 2.8TàyanaSagāthāvaggasaṁyuttaTāyana, a deity who was in a past life was a leader of a non-Buddhist sect, speaks a series of verses in praise of strenuous exertion and…
• SN 16.7Giáo Giới (2): Dutiya-ovādaNidānavaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha invites Kassapa to teach the mendicants, but he is reluctant, saying that the mendicants have become stubborn and their good…
• AN 7.15Ví Dụ NướcSattakanipātaSeven people found in the world who are like those in water.
• MN 117Ðại kinh Bốn mươiUparipaṇṇāsaA discourse on the prerequisites of right samādhi that emphasizes the interrelationship and mutual support of all the factors of the…
• AN 7.70Vị Tỷ Kheo Phải Kính Trọng Ai?SattakanipātaSāriputta reflects on what a mendicant should revere in order to develop the wholesome. He reports to the Buddha that these things are…
• AN 5.73Sống Theo Pháp (1)PañcakanipātaThe difference between someone who merely studies the letter of the Dharma, and someone who truly lives by it.
• 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.
• AN 10.67Tại Nalakapàna (1)DasakanipātaAt Naḷakapāna the Buddha invites Sāriputta to teach. He speaks of ten qualities that lead to decline or non-decline.
• AN 6.53Không Phóng DậtChakkanipātaWith a series of vivid similes, the Buddha shows how diligence leads to benefits in both this life and the next.
• AN 8.53Pháp Tóm TắtAṭṭhakanipātaMahāpajāpatī wishes to go on retreat, so the Buddha teaches her eight principles that summarize the Dhamma in brief.
• AN 1.82–97PamādādivaggaEkakanipāta
• SN 51.15Bà-La-MônMahāvaggasaṁyuttaĀnanda explains to the brahmin Uṇṇābha that the spiritual path is lived to give up desire through the the four bases of psychic power. But…
• MN 78Kinh SamanamandikàMajjhimapaṇṇāsaA wanderer teaches that a person has reached the highest attainment when they keep four basic ethical precepts. The Buddha’s standards are…
• AN 3.156–162AcelakavaggaTikanipāta
• AN 5.79Sợ Hãi Trong Tương Lai (3)PañcakanipātaWhen the teachers and leaders of the Saṅgha are not well practiced, their weakness will be passed down the generations.
• AN 6.32Không Thối Ðọa (1)ChakkanipātaA god speaks on things leading to decline or non-decline.
• AN 4.157BệnhCatukkanipātaPhysical health is easier than mental health.
• AN 10.11Trú XứDasakanipātaFive factors that a mendicant should have, and five factors of a lodging that they should occupy.
• Mil 5.5.10CÂU HỎI VỀ TRẠNG THÁI KHÔNG NỖ LỰCkinh Mi Tiên vấn đáp
• AN 5.26Giải Thoát XứPañcakanipātaOccasions when one can experience liberation.
• AN 1.98–139Phi PhápEkakanipāta
• Mil 6.1.4CÂU HỎI VỀ SỰ SAI TRÁI TRONG ĐƯỜNG LỐI THỰC HÀNHkinh Mi Tiên vấn đáp
• SN 4.22SamiddhiSagāthāvaggasaṁyuttaMāra repeatedly pesters the monk Samiddhi when he is on retreat. The Buddha encourages him, until eventually Samiddhi is able to recognize…
• Cp 35Hạnh của (Đức Bồ-tát) MahālomahaṁsaSở hạnh tạng
• Ja 124Trái XoàiChuyện Bổn sanh“Toil on, my brother.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana, about a good brahmin belonging to a noble Savatthi family who…
• AN 5.135Mục Ðích(1)PañcakanipātaA king’s son aspires to kingship, as a mendicant aspires to awakening.
• AN 3.130Anuruddha (2)TikanipātaAnuruddha complains of not being awakened.
• AN 5.14Các Sức Mạnh Rộng ThuyếtPañcakanipātaThe five powers explained in detail.
• AN 8.13Con Ngựa Thuần ThụcAṭṭhakanipātaWith eight qualities a royal thoroughbred is worthy of a king. Likewise, with eight qualities a mendicant is worthy.
• MN 141Kinh Phân biệt về Sự thậtUparipaṇṇāsaExpanding on the Buddha’s first sermon, Venerable Sāriputta gives a detailed explanation of the four noble truths.
• AN 4.202Người Có Lòng TinCatukkanipātaA good person has faith and other good qualities, while a better person encourages others to develop these.
• AN 10.54Tịnh ChỉDasakanipātaThe Buddha teaches that, if you can’t read anyone else’s mind, read your own by regular self-reflection. Includes a teaching on various…
• AN 4.115Các Trường HợpCatukkanipātaThings that are pleasant or unpleasant, harmful or beneficial.
• MN 101Kinh DevadahaUparipaṇṇāsaThe Buddha tackles a group of Jain ascetics, pressing them on their claim to be practicing to end all suffering by self-mortification. He…
• AN 4.61Bốn Nghiệp Công ÐứcCatukkanipātaFour things that are desirable, but hard to get; and how to get them through deeds of substance.
• AN 10.114Không Phải Mục ÐíchDasakanipātaOne should understand what is the teaching and what is contrary to the teaching, in detail.
• AN 5.7Dục VọngPañcakanipātaThe Buddha looks after mendicants like a nurse looks after a child until they’ve grown up.
• MN 151Kinh Khất thực thanh tịnhUparipaṇṇāsaThe Buddha notices Venerable Sāriputta’s glowing complexion, which is the result of his deep meditation. He then presents a series of…
• Ja 71Cây VaranaChuyện Bổn sanh“Learn thou from him.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana, about the Elder named Tissa the Squire’s Son. Tradition says…
• Ja 219Ðáng Chỉ TríchChuyện Bổn sanh“The gold is mine”—This story the Master told at Jetavana, about a brother who was downcast and discontent.
• Ja 265Mũi TênChuyện Bổn sanh“When many a bow”—This story the Master told in Jetavana, about a Brother who had lost all energy. The Master asked, was it true that this…
• SN 54.13Ānanda (1)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaAnswering Ānanda, the Buddha explains how one thing fulfills four things, four things fulfill seven things, and seven things fulfill two…
• MN 29Ðại kinh Thí dụ Lõi câyMūlapaṇṇāsaFollowing the incident with Devadatta, the Buddha cautions the mendicants against becoming complacent with superficial benefits of…
• SN 43.12Vô ViSaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyutta
• SN 4.23GodhikaSagāthāvaggasaṁyuttaVenerable Godhika finds himself repeatedly falling away from his meditation attainments due to severe illness. Eventually he considers…
• AN 5.76Người Chiến Sĩ (2)PañcakanipātaSome warriors, like some monks, are killed or injured in battle, while others emerge victorious.
• SN 48.40SanhMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe five faculties of pleasure, pain, happiness, sadness, and equanimity are taught in a detailed exposition that treats them in an unusual…
• AN 5.54Thời Gian Ðể Tinh CầnPañcakanipātaTimes that are supportive for meditation practice.
• Ja 23Con Ngựa Thuần ChủngChuyện Bổn sanh“Though prostrate now.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana about a Brother who gave up persevering. For it was then that…
• Snp 1.10Kinh AlavakaKinh tậpA yakkha challenges the Buddha with riddles and threatens to “hurl out his mind, rip open his heart, or hurl him across the River Ganges”…
• SN 46.3GiớiMahāvaggasaṁyuttaHere the awakening factors are described in the context of hearing the teachings and reflecting on them. This leads to full enlightenment,…
• AN 10.17Vị Hộ Trì (1)DasakanipātaTen qualities that serve as protector.
• Ps 2.7GIẢNG VỀ PHÁP LUÂNVô ngại giải đạo
• AN 10.104Chủng TửDasakanipātaWhen a person has wrong view, all their path development is wrong. But when they have right view, everything good follows.
• Thi Ap 26Ký Sự về SoṇāTrưởng lão Ni ký sự
• AN 1.378–393Thật Sự Là VậyEkakanipāta
• AN 1.394–574Thật Sự Là VậyEkakanipāta
• AN 5.136Mục Ðích (2)PañcakanipātaA king’s son aspires to be a viceroy, as a mendicant aspires to awakening.
• MN 52Kinh Bát thànhMajjhimapaṇṇāsaAsked by a householder to teach a path to freedom, Venerable Ānanda explains no less than eleven meditative states that may serve as doors…
• MN 128Kinh Tùy phiền nãoUparipaṇṇāsaA second discourse set at the quarrel of Kosambī, this depicts the Buddha, having failed to achieve reconciliation between the disputing…
• AN 10.46Các Vị Sakya (Thích tử)DasakanipātaThe Sakyans say that they don’t always observe the eight precepts on the sabbath. The Buddha strongly admonishes them to be more consistent.
• AN 2.1–10Hai Loại TộiDukanipāta
• AN 9.5Những Sức MạnhNavakanipātaA noble disciple who develops four powers overcomes five fears.
• AN 9.1Chánh GiácNavakanipātaBeginning with good friendship, the Buddha teaches nine things that give rise to the qualities that lead to awakening.
• SN 10.12AlavaSagāthāvaggasaṁyuttaThe famous story of the spirit Āḷavaka, who tries to bully the Buddha, but is soon persuaded through a surprisingly insightful series of…
• SN 14.16Kinh Với Các Bài Kệ: SagāthāNidānavaggasaṁyuttaPeople of poor character associate together, while people of good character associate together. Illustrated with similes and verses.
• MN 100Kinh SangàravaMajjhimapaṇṇāsaAngered by the devotion of a brahmin lady, a brahmin visits the Buddha. He positions himself against traditionalists and rationalists, as…
• SN 46.53LửaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhich awakening factors should be developed when the mind is tired, and which when it is energetic? And what is always useful?
• MN 30Tiểu kinh Dụ lõi câyMūlapaṇṇāsaSimilar to the previous. After the incident with Devadatta, the Buddha cautions the mendicants against becoming complacent and points to…
• DN 34Kinh Thập thượngPāthikavaggaThis is similar to the previous, but with a different manner of exposition. These two discourses anticipate some of the methods of the…
• AN 5.156Diệu Pháp Hỗn Loạn (3)PañcakanipātaThings that lead to the decline or the prosperity of the Dhamma.
• Iti 99TevijjasuttaPhật thuyết như vậyThe three knowledges that characterize a brahman in the Buddha’s sense of the word.
• DN 33Kinh Phúng tụngPāthikavaggaThe Buddha encourages Venerable Sāriputta to teach the mendicants, and he offers an extended listing of Buddhist doctrines arranged in…
• AN 4.160Luật Của Bậc Thiện ThệCatukkanipātaThings that lead to the disappearance of the Dharma.
• MN 118Kinh Nhập tức, Xuất tức niệm (Kinh Quán niệm hơi thở)UparipaṇṇāsaSurrounded by many well-practiced mendicants, the Buddha teaches mindfulness of breathing in detail, showing how it relates to the four…
• Ps 1.10GIẢNG VỀ TỊNH THỦY NÊN UỐNGVô ngại giải đạo
• MN 19Kinh Song tầmMūlapaṇṇāsaRecounting his own experiences in developing meditation, the Buddha explains how to understand harmful and harmless thoughts, and how to go…
• MN 25Kinh Bẫy mồiMūlapaṇṇāsaThe Buddha compares getting trapped by Māra with a deer getting caught in a snare, illustrating the ever more complex strategies employed…
• Ja 51Vua Ðại Giới ÐứcChuyện Bổn sanh“Toil on, my brother.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana, about a Brother who had given up all earnest effort. Being…
• MN 8Kinh Ðoạn giảmMūlapaṇṇāsaThe Buddha differentiates between peaceful meditation and spiritual practices that encompass the whole of life. He lists forty-four…
• AN 8.30Tôn Giả AnuruddhaAṭṭhakanipātaVenerable Anuruddha reflects that the teachings are for someone who is of few wishes, content, secluded, energetic, mindful, peaceful, and…
• SN 46.52Pháp Môn (Pariyàya)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaSome wanderers tell some Buddhist mendicants that they, too, teach the five hindrances and the seven awakening factors, so what is the…
• SN 46.51Ðồ ĂnMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha spells out in detail the factors that nourish the hindrances, and those that nourish the awakening factors.
• AN 8.64TagayàAṭṭhakanipātaAt Gayā, the Buddha describes his meditation before awakening. He was able to see lights and forms, converse with gods, and understand the…
• MN 111Kinh Bất đoạnUparipaṇṇāsaThe Buddha describes in technical detail the process of insight of Venerable Sāriputta. Many ideas and terms in this text anticipate the…
• SN 35.238Rắn ÐộcSaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha strings a series of powerful similes—vipers, murderers, an empty village, and more—into an extended parable of the dangers of…
• MN 85Kinh Vương tử Bồ-đềMajjhimapaṇṇāsaAdmitting that he used to believe that pleasure was to be gained through pain, the Buddha explains how his practice showed him the fallacy…
• Pv 27SāṇavāsītherapetavatthuChuyện Ngạ quỷA ghost reveals how to share merit with his past relatives.
• MN 36Ðại kinh SaccakaMūlapaṇṇāsaIn a less confrontational meeting, the Buddha and Saccaka discuss the difference between physical and mental development. The Buddha gives…
• Mil 6.3.11CÂU HỎI VỀ SỰ CHỨNG NGỘ NIẾT BÀNkinh Mi Tiên vấn đáp
• AN 3.40Tăng ThượngTikanipātaPracticing with yourself in charge, or with others, or the teaching.
• AN 10.18Vị Hộ Trì (2)DasakanipātaTen qualities that serve as protector, in detail.
• Ja 462Vương Tử SamvaraChuyện Bổn sanh“Your nature, mighty monarch”—This story the Master told while dwelling in Jetavana, about a Brother who had ceased to strive.
• SN 55.26Ác Giới, hay Anāthapiṇḍika (1)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen the householder Anāthapiṇḍika was sick, Sāriputta reminds him of his considerable accomplishments in the Dhamma, analyzing…
• MN 4Kinh Sợ hãi khiếp đảmMūlapaṇṇāsaThe Buddha explains the difficulties of living in the wilderness, and how they are overcome by purity of conduct and meditation. He…
• AN 11.14SubhùtiEkādasakanipātaVenerable Subhūti brings the young monk Saddha to meet the Buddha. The Buddha goes on to teach the manifestations of faith.
• SN 46.2ThânMahāvaggasaṁyuttaJust as the body depends on food, the awakening factors depend on nutriment. The Buddha gives specific conditions for each of the factors.
• MN 149Ðại kinh Sáu xứUparipaṇṇāsaExplains how insight into the six senses is integrated with the eightfold path and leads to liberation.
• Ja 55Năm Vũ KhíChuyện Bổn sanh“When no Attachment.”—This story was told by the Master while at Jetavana, about a Brother who had given up all earnest effort.
• Thag 17.1PhussaTrưởng lão Tăng kệ
• AN 10.50Ðấu TranhDasakanipātaSome monks are arguing, so the Buddha teaches them ten warm-hearted principles.
• AN 8.2TuệAṭṭhakanipātaEight conditions that lead to the arising of wisdom, its growth and perfection.
• AN 9.3Tôn Gỉa MeghiyaNavakanipātaVenerable Meghiya, while attending on the Buddha, wants to go off and meditate in a forest alone. The Buddha discourages him, but he goes…
• MN 119Kinh Thân hành niệmUparipaṇṇāsaThis focuses on the first aspect of mindfulness meditation, the observation of the body. This set of practices, simple as they seem, have…
• DN 28Kinh Tự hoan hỷPāthikavaggaShortly before he passes away, Venerable Sāriputta visits the Buddha and utters a moving homage to his great teacher.
• Bv 17Lịch Sử Đức Phật Dhammadassī:Phật sử
• Ja 258Ðại Vương MandahàtàChuyện Bổn sanh“Wherever sun and moon”—This story the Master told during a stay at Jetavana, about a backsliding brother.
• Ja 3Người Buôn ChèChuyện Bổn sanh“If in this faith.” This lesson too was taught by the Blessed One while at Savatthi, also about a Brother who gave up persevering.
• Ud 4.1MeghiyasuttaCảm hứng ngữ, Phật tự thuyếtA monk leaves the Buddha to go into solitude, only to find his mind overcome by unskillful thoughts.
• Ps 3.2GIẢNG VỀ THẦN THÔNGVô ngại giải đạo
• Ps 1.9GIẢNG VỀ ĐẠOVô ngại giải đạo
• Tha Ap 500Ký Sự về Trưởng Lão PulinathūpiyaTrưởng lão Tăng ký sự
• Bv 9Lịch Sử Đức Phật Anomadassī:Phật sử
• AN 5.167Buộc TộiPañcakanipātaFactors that a mendicant should establish in themselves before accusing another.