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Những cuộc trò chuyện giữa Đức Phật và mọi tầng lớp: Tỳ-kheo, Tỳ-kheo-ni, vua chúa, Bà-la-môn, cư sĩ, du sĩ ngoại đạo, chư thiên, cả Ma vương. Mỗi cuộc đối thoại cho thấy Ngài tuỳ căn cơ mà thuyết pháp.
SN 4.10
Tuổi Thọ
Sagāthāvaggasaṁyutta
Though the Buddha says that life is short, Māra says it is long.
Snp 4.16
Kinh Sàriputta
Kinh tập
When a monk, disaffected with the world, takes up the life of seclusion, what fears should he overcome? What dangers should he beware of?…
SN 4.18
Ðoàn Thực
Sagāthāvaggasaṁyutta
Māra ensures that the Buddha fails to get alms, but the Buddha is happy to feed on joy.
SN 4.19
Người Nông Phu
Sagāthāvaggasaṁyutta
While the mendicants are listening to the teachings, Māra takes the form of a farmer looking for lost oxen and addresses the Buddha.
SN 4.20
Thống Trị
Sagāthāvaggasaṁyutta
The Buddha wonders whether it is possible to rule justly, without violence. Māra appears and encourages the Buddha to pursue such a path.
AN 4.21
Tại Uruvelà (1)
Catukkanipāta
Who should the Buddha revere?
SN 4.21
Ða Số
Sagāthāvaggasaṁyutta
Māra approaches some young mendicants as an old brahmin, and tries to tempt them with talk of the pleasures of youth.
SN 4.22
Samiddhi
Sagāthāvaggasaṁyutta
Māra repeatedly pesters the monk Samiddhi when he is on retreat. The Buddha encourages him, until eventually Samiddhi is able to recognize…
AN 4.23
Thế Giới
Catukkanipāta
Why the Buddha is called the Realized One.
AN 4.24
Kàlaka
Catukkanipāta
The Buddha knows what can be known, and remains poised in the midst of the world.
SN 4.24
Bảy Năm
Sagāthāvaggasaṁyutta
Māra has tried to distract the Buddha for seven years without success. He laments his failure with the similes of a crab whose limbs are…
AN 4.33
Con Sư Tử
Catukkanipāta
A lion’s roar terrifies beasts. The Buddha’s teaching terrifies the gods.
AN 4.34
Các Lòng Tin
Catukkanipāta
Confidence in the Buddha, the path, the Dharma, and the Saṅgha are the best kinds of confidence.
AN 4.35
Vassakàra
Catukkanipāta
A great man as understood by brahmins and by the Buddha.
AN 4.36
Tùy Thuộc Thế Giới
Catukkanipāta
The brahmin Doṇa is filled with wonder when he sees the Buddha’s footprints.
AN 4.39
Ujjaya
Catukkanipāta
The Buddha criticizes violent sacrifice, but not non-violent giving.
AN 4.40
Udayi
Catukkanipāta
The Buddha criticizes violent sacrifice, but not non-violent giving.
AN 4.43
Phẫn Nộ (1)
Catukkanipāta
Valuing anger, or denigration, or material possessions, or honor, or valuing the true teaching.
AN 4.45
Rohitassa (1)
Catukkanipāta
The god Rohitassa tells how he tried to go to the end of the world.
AN 4.46
Rohitassa (2)
Catukkanipāta
The Buddha relates the story of Rohitassa.
AN 4.48
Visàkhà
Catukkanipāta
The Buddha praises the teaching of the monk Visākha.
AN 4.52
Nguồn Sanh Phước (Với Cư Sĩ) (2)
Catukkanipāta
When a mendicant has confidence and morality, merit overflows for the donor.
AN 4.53
Sống Chung (1)
Catukkanipāta
Living with gods and zombies.
AN 4.55
Xứng Ðôi (1)
Catukkanipāta
How a married couple can stay together in this life and the next.
AN 4.57
Suppavàsà
Catukkanipāta
Long life, beauty, happiness, and strength.
AN 4.58
Sudatta
Catukkanipāta
Long life, beauty, happiness, and strength.
AN 4.60
Bổn Phận Người Gia Chủ
Catukkanipāta
A lay disciple serves the mendicant Saṅgha with robes, alms-food, lodgings, and medicines.
AN 4.61
Bốn Nghiệp Công Ðức
Catukkanipāta
Four things that are desirable, but hard to get; and how to get them through deeds of substance.
AN 4.62
Không Nợ
Catukkanipāta
The happiness of ownership, using wealth, debtlessness, and blamelessness.
AN 4.67
Vua Các Loài Rắn
Catukkanipāta
Spreading loving-kindness to snakes and other creatures.
AN 4.68
Devadatta
Catukkanipāta
Possessions, honor, and popularity came to Devadatta for his own ruin and downfall.
AN 4.69
Tinh Cần
Catukkanipāta
The endeavors to restrain, to give up, to develop, and to preserve.
AN 4.76
Kusinàrà
Catukkanipāta
As he lay dying, the Buddha encouraged his disciples to ask any last questions.
AN 4.77
Không Thể Nghĩ Ðược
Catukkanipāta
If you try to think about these things you will go mad or get frustrated.
AN 4.79
Buôn Bán
Catukkanipāta
Why for different people the same kind of business undertaking might fail or succeed.
AN 4.80
Tinh Túy của Sự Nghiệp
Catukkanipāta
Ānanda asks the Buddha why females don’t attend council meetings, undertake business, or travel to Persia.
AN 4.100
Potaliya
Catukkanipāta
Which is better: appropriate praise and criticism, or equanimity?
AN 4.101
Mây Mưa (1)
Catukkanipāta
Four people similar to clouds.
AN 4.111
Kesi
Catukkanipāta
Guiding people like horses: sometimes, strictly, sometimes gently. And sometimes you have to kill them.
AN 4.114
Con Voi
Catukkanipāta
A mendicant is like a king’s elephant.
AN 4.118
Xúc Ðộng
Catukkanipāta
Four inspiring places to visit.
AN 4.127
Vi Diệu (1)
Catukkanipāta
The Buddha illuminates even interstellar space, so that beings reborn there see each other.
AN 4.128
Vi Diệu (2)
Catukkanipāta
Even in a world full of attachment, people listen to the Buddha’s teaching.
AN 4.159
Tỷ-Kheo Ni
Catukkanipāta
A nun fakes illness as a pretext to seduce Ānanda.
AN 4.160
Luật Của Bậc Thiện Thệ
Catukkanipāta
Things that lead to the disappearance of the Dharma.
AN 4.177
Rahula
Catukkanipāta
A teaching to Rāhula, the Buddha’s son, on the four elements.
AN 4.180
Căn Cứ Ðịa
Catukkanipāta
How to determine what is an authentic teaching of the Buddha.
AN 4.183
Ðiều Ðược Nghe
Catukkanipāta
What we say should never go beyond what we know; but it must also be meaningful.
AN 4.184
Không Sợ Hãi
Catukkanipāta
Not everyone is afraid to die.
AN 4.185
Các Sự Thật Bà La Môn
Catukkanipāta
The Buddha redefines the truths of the brahmins.
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