Khuddaka Nikāya — The Minor Collection – page 3
2,353 texts · page 3 of 24 (texts 201–300)
Ps 2.1: Treatise on Coupling
Snp 2.1: Gems
The many treasures to be found in the Triple Gem.
Thag 2.1: Uttara (1st)
Thig 2.1: Abhirūpanandā
Ud 2.1: With Mucalinda
Shortly after the Buddha’s awakening, a dragon protects him from a storm.
Ps 2.2: Treatise on Actualities
Snp 2.2: Carrion
People are defiled, not by eating meat, but by engaging in evil conduct.
Thag 2.2: Bhāradvāja the Alms-Gatherer
Thig 2.2: Jentā
Ud 2.2: Kings
When monks have gathered, they shouldn’t spend their time gossiping about kings.
Ps 2.3: Treatise on Enlightenment Factors
Snp 2.3: Conscience
How to recognize a true friend.
Thag 2.3: Valliya (2nd)
Thig 2.3: Sumaṅgala’s Mother
Ud 2.3: A Stick
A lesson to young boys: If you don’t want to suffer from pain, don’t inflict pain on other beings.
Ps 2.4: Treatise on Loving Kindness
Snp 2.4: True Blessings
A list of the types of skillful behavior that give blessings and protection.
Thag 2.4: Gaṅgātīriya
Thig 2.4: Aḍḍhakāsi
Ud 2.4: Esteem
On how to deal with abusive language.
Ps 2.5: Treatise on Fading Away
Snp 2.5: Spiky the Native Spirit
Another yakkha challenges the Buddha with riddles and threatens to “hurl out his mind, rip open his heart, or hurl him across the River Ganges” if he doesn’t solve the riddles to the yakkha’s satisfaction.
Thag 2.5: Ajina
Thig 2.5: Cittā
Ud 2.5: A Lay Follower
The drawbacks of having.
Ps 2.6: Treatise on Discriminations
Snp 2.6: A Righteous Life
The Buddha encourages the monks to avoid monks who are evil in their desires.
Thag 2.6: Meḷajina
Thig 2.6: Mettikā
Ud 2.6: The Pregnant Woman
More drawbacks of having.
Ps 2.7: Treatise on the “Wheel of the True Idea”
Snp 2.7: Brahmanical Traditions
How brahmans, through greed, abandoned the good principles of their ancestors.
Thag 2.7: Rādha
Thig 2.7: Mittā (2nd)
Ud 2.7: An Only Son
The sorrow that comes from having those who are dear.
Ps 2.8: Treatise on the Supramundane
Snp 2.8: The Boat
A good teacher, like a good boatman, is one who knows firsthand how to cross to the further shore.
Thag 2.8: Surādha
Thig 2.8: To Abhayā’s Mother From Her Daughter
Ud 2.8: Suppavāsā
After a long and difficult pregnancy, Suppavāsā invites the Buddha and the Sangha for a meal.
Ps 2.9: Treatise on Powers
Snp 2.9: What Morality?
The attitudes and behavior that enable one best to learn and benefit from the Dhamma.
Thag 2.9: Gotama (1st)
Thig 2.9: Abhayā
Ud 2.9: With Visākhā
The drawbacks of having to do business with kings.
Ps 2.10: Treatise on Voidness
Snp 2.10: Get up! Make an Effort!
Get up! Don’t let the opportunity for practice pass you by.
Thag 2.10: Vasabha
Thig 2.10: Sāmā
Ud 2.10: With Bhaddiya
A former king, now monk, exclaims over the bliss of solitude.
Snp 2.11: With Rāhula
Rāhula reflects on the teachings he received from his father, the Buddha.
Thag 2.11: Mahācunda
Snp 2.12: Vaṅgīsa and his Mentor Nigrodhakappa
Vaṅgīsa, the foremost poet among the Buddha’s disciples, praises the Buddha in verse.
Thag 2.12: Jotidāsa
Snp 2.13: The Right Way to Wander
The sort of person who, having gone forth, is fit to wander through the world.
Thag 2.13: Heraññakāni
Snp 2.14: With Dhammika
The proper code of conduct for lay followers of the Dhamma.
Thag 2.14: Somamitta
Thag 2.15: Sabbamitta
Thag 2.16: Mahākāḷa
Thag 2.17: Tissa (3rd)
Thag 2.18: Kimbila (2nd)
Thag 2.19: Nanda
Thag 2.20: Sirima
Thag 2.21: Uttara (2nd)
Thag 2.22: Bhaddaji
Thag 2.23: Sobhita
Thag 2.24: Valliya (3rd)
Thag 2.25: Vītasoka
Thag 2.26: Puṇṇamāsa (2nd)
Thag 2.27: Nandaka (1st)
Thag 2.28: Bharata
Thag 2.29: Bhāradvāja
Thag 2.30: Kaṇhadinna
Thag 2.31: Migasira
Thag 2.32: Sivaka
Thag 2.33: Upavāṇa
Thag 2.34: Isidinna
Thag 2.35: Sambulakaccāna
Thag 2.36: Nitaka
Thag 2.37: Soṇapoṭiriya
Thag 2.38: Nisabha
Thag 2.39: Usabha (2nd)
Thag 2.40: Kappaṭakura
Thag 2.41: Kassapa the Prince
Thag 2.42: Dhammapāla
Thag 2.43: Brahmāli
Thag 2.44: Mogharāja
Thag 2.45: Visākhapañcālaputta
Thag 2.46: Cūḷaka
Thag 2.47: Anūpama
Thag 2.48: Vajjita
Thag 2.49: Sandhita
Bv 3: The History of the Buddha Dīpaṅkara
Cnd 3: Homage to the Way to the Beyond
Cp 3: The Conduct of the King of Kuru
Iti 3: Delusion
Abandon delusion, and you’re guaranteed non-return.
Ja 3: The Merchant Seriva
“If in this faith.” This lesson too was taught by the Blessed One while at Savatthi, also about a Brother who gave up persevering.
Kp 3: The Thirty-two Parts of the Body
The thirty-two parts of the body for reflection