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Bốn lãnh vực quán niệm: thân, thọ, tâm, pháp. Đức Phật gọi đây là 'con đường độc nhất' đưa đến thanh tịnh và chứng ngộ Niết-bàn.

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DN 22Kinh Ðại Niệm xứMahāvaggaThe Buddha details the seventh factor of the noble eightfold path, mindfulness meditation. This discourse is essentially identical to MN…
SN 47.1AmbapāliMahāvaggasaṁyuttaAt Ambapālī’s mango grove, the Buddha teaches the mendicants about the “way to convergence”, the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
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…
MN 10Kinh Niệm xứMūlapaṇṇāsaHere the Buddha details the seventh factor of the noble eightfold path, mindfulness meditation. This collects many of the meditation…

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SN 47.45Ðống ThiệnMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe four kinds of mindfulness meditation are a heap of the skillful.
SN 47.24Thanh TịnhMahāvaggasaṁyuttaA simple teaching on the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
SN 47.26Một PhầnMahāvaggasaṁyuttaSāriputta asks Anuruddha what makes someone a trainee. It is someone who has partly developed the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
SN 47.27Hoàn Toàn (Samattam)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaSāriputta asks Anuruddha what makes someone an adept. It is someone who has fully developed the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
SN 47.28Thế GiớiMahāvaggasaṁyuttaAnuruddha claims to have developed the various direct knowledges by practicing the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
SN 47.29SirivaḍḍhaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen the householder Sirivaḍḍha is sick, Ānanda visits him and encourages him to practice mindfulness meditation. But he has already…
SN 47.30MànadinnaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen the householder Mānadinna is sick, Ānanda visits him and encourages him to practice mindfulness meditation. But he has already…
SN 47.31Chưa Từng Ðược NgheMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe full knowledge of mindfulness meditation was not learned before the Buddha.
SN 47.32Ly ThamMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe four kinds of mindfulness meditation lead to peace.
SN 47.33Thối Thất (Viraddha)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaSomeone who has neglected the four kinds of mindfulness meditation has neglected the noble path.
SN 47.34Tu TậpMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe four kinds of mindfulness meditation lead from the near to the far shore.
SN 47.36Chánh TríMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen the four kinds of mindfulness meditation are developed, perfection or non-return may be expected.
SN 47.37Ước Muốn (Chandam)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaDeveloping the four kinds of mindfulness meditation, desire is abandoned.
SN 47.38Liễu TriMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe four kinds of mindfulness meditation lead to realizing the deathless.
SN 47.39Tu TậpMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe development of the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
SN 47.40Phân BiệtMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha teaches the simple passage on the four kinds of mindfulness meditation and an advanced analysis, which involves contemplating…
SN 47.41Bất TửMahāvaggasaṁyuttaDevelop the four kinds of mindfulness meditation, don’t let the deathless be lost.
SN 47.42Tập KhởiMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe causes for the origination and cessation of the phenomena upon which the four kinds of mindfulness meditation are grounded.
SN 47.43Con ÐườngMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha tells the mendicants how, just after his awakening, Brahmā Sahampati supported the Buddha’s reflection that the four kinds of…
SN 47.44NiệmMahāvaggasaṁyuttaBe mindful by developing the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
SN 47.46PātimokkhaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen a mendicant asks for a teaching to take on retreat, the Buddha teaches the four kinds of mindfulness meditation, well grounded on…
SN 47.47Ác HànhMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen a mendicant asks for a teaching to take on retreat, the Buddha teaches the four kinds of mindfulness meditation, well grounded on good…
SN 47.48Thân HữuMahāvaggasaṁyuttaYou should encourage your friends to practice the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
SN 47.49Các Cảm ThọMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe four kinds of mindfulness meditation help to understand the three feelings.
SN 47.50Các Lậu HoặcMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe four kinds of mindfulness meditation help to give up the defilements.
SN 47.51–62GaṅgāpeyyālavaggaMahāvaggasaṁyutta
SN 47.63–72AppamādavaggaMahāvaggasaṁyutta
SN 47.95–104Thượng Phần Kiết SửMahāvaggasaṁyutta
SN 52.1Ðộc Cư (1)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhile meditating alone, Anuruddha reflected that one who has neglected the four kinds of mindfulness meditation has neglected the path to…
SN 52.2Ðộc Cư (2)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhile meditating alone, Anuruddha reflected that one who has neglected the four kinds of mindfulness meditation has neglected the path to…
SN 52.3SutanuMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen some mendicants ask Anuruddha how he attained such higher knowledge, he replies it is from developing the four kinds of mindfulness…
SN 52.4Katakì (1)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaSāriputta and Moggallāna ask Anuruddha what a trainee mendicant should practice. He replies that it is the four kinds of mindfulness…
SN 52.5Kantakì (2)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaSāriputta and Moggallāna ask Anuruddha what an adept mendicant should practice. He replies that it is the four kinds of mindfulness…
SN 52.6Kantakì (3)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen Sāriputta ask Anuruddha how he attained such higher knowledge, he replies it is from developing the four kinds of mindfulness…
SN 52.7Ái TậnMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe four kinds of mindfulness meditation lead to the ending of craving.
SN 52.8Nhà Bằng Cây SālaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaEven if kings beg them to disrobe, a mendicant who has developed the four kinds of mindfulness meditation is unmoved. Their mind flows to…
SN 52.9Tất Cả, hay AmbapàlaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaSāriputta asks why Anuruddha looks so peaceful, and he replies it is due to developing the four kinds of mindfulness meditation.
SN 52.10Bị Trọng Bệnh, hay BệnhMahāvaggasaṁyuttaSome mendicants ask Anuruddha how he remains equanimous even though ill. He replies that it is due to the four kinds of mindfulness…
SN 52.11Một NgànMahāvaggasaṁyuttaBy developing the four kinds of mindfulness meditation Anuruddha surveys a thousand world systems.
SN 54.10KimbilaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen the Buddha asks Venerable Kimbila about breath meditation, he is unable to answer. At Ānanda’s urging, the Buddha explains in detail.
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…
SN 43.5Niệm Xứ.Saḷāyatanavaggasaṁyutta
AN 9.69Xan ThamNavakanipāta
AN 9.70Năm Thượng Phần Kiết SửNavakanipāta
AN 6.117Quán (1)ChakkanipātaThings that enable or obstruct meditation on the body.
AN 9.71Năm Tâm Hoang VuNavakanipāta
AN 9.63Học TậpNavakanipāta
AN 9.64Triền CáiNavakanipāta
AN 9.65Dục Trưởng DưỡngNavakanipāta
AN 9.66Thủ UẩnNavakanipāta
AN 9.67Năm Hạ Phần Kiết SửNavakanipāta
AN 9.68Sanh ThúNavakanipāta
AN 9.73Bốn Chánh CầnNavakanipāta
AN 9.74–81Bốn Chánh CầnNavakanipāta
AN 9.82Bốn Chánh CầnNavakanipāta
AN 9.83Bốn Như Ý TúcNavakanipāta
AN 9.84–91Bốn Như Ý TúcNavakanipāta
AN 9.92Bốn Như Ý TúcNavakanipāta
SN 45.155Hư KhôngMahāvaggasaṁyutta
SN 46.6Kundaliya (Người đeo vòng tai)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe wanderer Kuṇḍaliya points out that some ascetics argue for the sake of winning debates. But the Buddha says his path is for the sake of…
SN 47.2Chánh NiệmMahāvaggasaṁyuttaAt Ambapālī’s mango grove, the Buddha teaches the mendicants about the four kinds of mindfulness meditation and the practice of situational…
SN 47.3Tỷ KheoMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen a mendicant asks for a teaching to take on retreat, the Buddha issues an unexpected rebuke. Evidently the mendicant had been badly…
SN 47.4SālāMahāvaggasaṁyuttaNewly ordained mendicants <em>should</em> practice the four kinds of mindfulness meditation; trainees <em>are</em> practicing them, and…
SN 47.5Một Ðống ThiệnMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe four kinds of mindfulness meditation are a complete heap of what is skillful.
SN 47.6Con Chim Ưng (Sakunagghi)MahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe parable of the quail and the hawk. When the quail ventured outside her ancestral territory, she became vulnerable. And what is a…
SN 47.7Con VượnMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe parable of the foolish monkey who gets trapped in tar when it ventures outside its ancestral territory. And what is a mendicant’s…
SN 47.8Người Ðầu BếpMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe parable of the cook. They present different kinds of dishes to the king, and observe which the king likes. In the same way, a mendicant…
SN 47.10Trú Xứ Tỷ-Kheo NiMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen Ānanda visits the nuns’s quarters they tell him that their meditation is prospering to higher and higher levels. Ānanda reports the…
SN 47.11Ðại NhânMahāvaggasaṁyuttaSāriputta asks the Buddha what is a great man, and the Buddha says it is someone whose mind has been freed by developing the four kinds of…
SN 47.15Bāhiya, hay BàhikaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaWhen Venerable Bāhiya asks for a teaching to take on retreat, the Buddha teaches the four kinds of mindfulness meditation, well grounded on…
SN 47.17Bậc ThánhMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe four kinds of mindfulness meditation lead to the end of suffering.
SN 47.18Phạm ThiênMahāvaggasaṁyuttaJust after the Buddha’s awakening, Brahmā Sahampati supports the Buddha’s reflection that the four kinds of mindfulness meditation are the…
SN 47.21GiớiMahāvaggasaṁyuttaVenerable Bhadda asks Ānanda about the ethical virtues encouraged by the Buddha—what is their purpose? To develop the four kinds of…
SN 47.22TrúMahāvaggasaṁyuttaVenerable Bhadda asks Ānanda about the conditions under which the true teaching lasts long or does not last long after the Buddha’s…
SN 47.19Sedaka, hay EkantakaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaTwo acrobats discuss whether one should support the other, or the other way around. The Buddha says they should support each other. In the…
AN 10.61Vô MinhDasakanipātaEven though ignorance has no discernible first point, it still has a cause.
AN 10.62Hữu ÁiDasakanipātaEven though craving has no discernible first point, it still has a cause.
AN 4.277–303ThamCatukkanipātaDevelop complete understanding, etc., of greed.
AN 7.71Sự Tu TậpSattakanipātaLiberation doesn’t happen because you wish for it, but because you develop the path.
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.
SN 22.101Cán Búa (Hay Chiếc Thuyền)KhandhavaggasaṁyuttaContemplating the aggregates leads to liberation, but this may not be immediately apparent. The Buddha illustrates this with similes of a…
AN 9.72Tâm Triền TrượcNavakanipāta
SN 47.12NālandaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaSāriputta boldly claims that no-one has ever, or will ever, be more enlightened than the Buddha. He admits that he cannot read the minds of…
SN 43.12Vô ViSaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyutta
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…
SN 48.10Phân TíchMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha gives a detailed explanation of each of the five faculties.
AN 10.90Những Sức MạnhDasakanipātaTen powers by which a mendicant knows that they have ended the defilements.
AN 8.28Sức Mạnh (2)AṭṭhakanipātaEight powers of a perfected one.
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…
SN 47.9BệnhMahāvaggasaṁyuttaThe Buddha decides to spend his final rains retreat at Vesālī in Beluvagāmaka. During the retreat he becomes very ill, but later recovers.…
SN 47.13CundaMahāvaggasaṁyuttaSāriputta dies of illness, and the novice Cunda together with Ānanda take his bowl and robes and report the sad news to the Buddha. The…
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…
Bi Ss 4ĐIỀU SAṄGHĀDISESA THỨ TƯ:SaṅghādisesaA nun who, without permission, reinstates another nun who has been legitimately ejected is to be suspended.
Snp 3.12Kinh Hai Pháp Tuỳ QuánKinh tậpNot all dualities are misleading. This sutta teaches ways to contemplate the duality of the origination and cessation of stress and…
Ja 372Chú Nai ConChuyện Bổn sanh“To sorrow for the dead”—This story the Master, whilst dwelling at Jetavana, told about a certain elder. It is said that he admitted a…
AN 6.25Tùy Niệm XứChakkanipātaThe six recollections are a way to escape from greed.
AN 5.136Mục Ðích (2)PañcakanipātaA king’s son aspires to be a viceroy, as a mendicant aspires to awakening.
MN 132Kinh A-nan Nhất dạ hiền giảUparipaṇṇāsaThe same discourse as MN 131, but spoken by Venerable Ānanda.
MN 131Kinh Nhất dạ hiền giảUparipaṇṇāsaThis discourse opens with a short but powerful set of verses extolling the benefits of insight into the here and now, followed by an…
MN 137Kinh Phân biệt sáu xứUparipaṇṇāsaA detailed analysis of the six senses and the relation to emotional and cognitive processes.
SN 44.8Vaccha (hay Trói buộc)SaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyuttaThe wanderer Vacchagotta asks the Buddha the ten metaphysical questions, starting with whether the cosmos is eternal. He says such…
AN 8.63Pháp Lược ThuyếtAṭṭhakanipātaA monk asks for teachings before going on retreat, but the Buddha rebukes him, as he has not practiced sincerely. Nevertheless, he…
AN 3.156–162AcelakavaggaTikanipāta
SN 22.81PàrileyyaKhandhavaggasaṁyuttaLeaving behind the quarreling monks at Kosambī, the Buddha went to stay in the empty forest at Pārileyyaka. Ānanda brings some mendicants…
MN 134Kinh Lomasakangiya Nhất dạ hiền giảUparipaṇṇāsaA monk who does not know the verses from MN 131 is encouraged by a deity to learn them.
SN 36.7Tật BệnhSaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyuttaA mendicant should await their death mindful and aware. They should bear the feelings of approaching death with wisdom and equanimity.
SN 44.7Moggallāna (hay Xứ)SaḷāyatanavaggasaṁyuttaThe wanderer Vacchagotta asks Moggallāna the ten metaphysical questions, starting with whether the cosmos is eternal. Moggallāna says such…
MN 51Kinh KandarakaMajjhimapaṇṇāsaThe Buddha discusses mindfulness meditation with lay practitioners. Contrasting the openness of animals with the duplicity of humans, he…
AN 6.57Sáu Sanh LoạiChakkanipātaĀnanda asks the Buddha about the six classes of people described by the rival ascetic Pūraṇa Kassapa. The Buddha rejects them, and proposes…
Ja 521Ba con chimChuyện Bổn sanh“’Tis this I ask”—This story the Master, while dwelling at Jetavana, told by way of admonition to the king of Kosala. Now this king came to…
AN 1.378–393Thật Sự Là VậyEkakanipāta
AN 6.56PhaggunaChakkanipātaThe Buddha consoles Venerable Phagguṇa on his deathbed, and he dies at peace. The Buddha then explains to Ānanda the benefits of hearing…
AN 1.394–574Thật Sự Là VậyEkakanipāta