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Khuddaka Nikāya — The Minor Collection – page 4

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Ne 3: Demonstrative Subsection

Pe 3: III. Terms of Expression in the Thread

Pv 3: Stinky Mouth

A ghost explains the danger of using harsh speech.

Tha Ap 3: Sāriputta

Thi Ap 3: Maṇḍapadāyikā

Vv 3: Third Throne Mansion

Even offering a simple thing to the Sangha can give great results.

Mil 3.1.1: The Question on Conventional Names

Mil 3.1.10: The Question on the Mark of Faith

Mil 3.1.11: The Question on Aspiration

Mil 3.1.12: The Question on Energy

Mil 3.1.13: The Question on Mindfulness

Mil 3.1.14: The Question on Samādhi

Mil 3.1.15: The Question on Wisdom

Mil 3.1.16: The Question on Different Qualities and One Goal

Mil 3.1.2: The Question on Seniority

Mil 3.1.3: How An Inquiry Should be Held

Mil 3.1.4: The Question of Anantakāya on the Breath and the Soul

Mil 3.1.5: The Question on Going Forth

Mil 3.1.6: The Question on Reincarnation

Mil 3.1.7: The Question on Proper Attention (1st)

Mil 3.1.8: The Question on Proper Attention (2nd)

Mil 3.1.9: The Question on the Mark of Morality

Ps 3.1: Treatise on the Great Understanding

Snp 3.1: The Going Forth

The young Bodhisatta (Buddha-to-be), soon after leaving home, explains why he refuses King Bimbisāra’s offer of a position in his court.

Thag 3.1: Aṅgaṇikabhāradvāja

Thig 3.1: Another Sāmā

Ud 3.1: Born of the Fruits of Deeds

A monk meditates in pain engendered by past kamma but without being struck down by it.

Mil 3.2.1: The Question on Continuity

Mil 3.2.2: The Question on Awareness of the Ending of Rebirth

Mil 3.2.3: The Question on Intelligence and Wisdom

Mil 3.2.4: The Question on the Feelings of One Not to be Reborn

Mil 3.2.5: The Question on Feeling

Mil 3.2.6: The Question on the Identity or Difference of Name and Form Reborn

Mil 3.2.7: The Question on the Rebirth of Nāgasena

Mil 3.2.8: The Question on Name and Form

Mil 3.2.9: The Question on the Expanse of Time

Ps 3.2: Treatise on Success (Supernormal Power)

Snp 3.2: Striving

Māra attempts to dissuade the Bodhisatta from his path.

Thag 3.2: Paccaya

Thig 3.2: Uttamā

Ud 3.2: With Nanda

The Buddha makes a deal with his step-brother: Stay a monk, and you’ll be rewarded with nymphs in the next life.

Mil 3.3.1: The Question on the Root of Time

Mil 3.3.10: The Question on the Mark of Perception

Mil 3.3.11: The Question on the Mark of Intention

Mil 3.3.12: The Question on the Mark of Consciousness

Mil 3.3.13: The Question on the Mark of Thought

Mil 3.3.14: The Question on the Mark of Examination

Mil 3.3.2: The Question on the First Beginning

Mil 3.3.3: The Question on Knowing the First Beginning

Mil 3.3.4: The Question on Whether Conditions are Produced

Mil 3.3.5: The Question on Evolution of Conditions

Mil 3.3.6: The Question on the One Who Knows

Mil 3.3.7: The Question on the Process of Visual Cognition

Mil 3.3.8: The Question on the Mark of Contact

Mil 3.3.9: The Question on the Mark of Feeling

Ps 3.3: Treatise on Convergence

Snp 3.3: Well-Spoken Words

Four characteristics of well-spoken speech.

Thag 3.3: Bākula

Thig 3.3: Another Uttamā

Ud 3.3: With Yasoja

A group of monks, rebuked by the Buddha, take it as an encouragement to reach awakening.

Mil 3.4.1: The Question on Unblending Experience

Mil 3.4.10: The Question on the Happiness of Extinguishment

Mil 3.4.2: Nāgasena’s Question

Mil 3.4.3: The Question on the Deeds that Create the Senses

Mil 3.4.4: The Question on the Diversity of Deeds and Results

Mil 3.4.5: The Question on the Reason for Effort

Mil 3.4.6: The Question on the Fires of Hell

Mil 3.4.7: The Question on Whether the Earth Rests on Water

Mil 3.4.8: The Question on Extinguishment and Cessation

Mil 3.4.9: The Question on Who Gains Extinguishment

Ps 3.4: Treatise on Seclusion

Snp 3.4: With Bhāradvāja of Sundarika on the Sacrificial Cake

A brahman questions the Buddha to see if the latter deserves to receive the cake resulting from his sacrifice.

Thag 3.4: Dhaniya

Thig 3.4: Dantikā

Ud 3.4: With Sāriputta

Ven. Sāriputta meditates, his mind as solid as rock.

Mil 3.5.1: The Question on Seeing the Buddha

Mil 3.5.10: The Question on the Visibility of the Buddha

Mil 3.5.2: The Question on the Supremacy of the Buddha

Mil 3.5.3: The Question on the Incomparability of the Buddha

Mil 3.5.4: The Question on Seeing the Truth

Mil 3.5.5: The Question on Rebirth and Transmigration

Mil 3.5.6: The Question on the One Who Knows

Mil 3.5.7: The Question on Whether the Same Being is Reborn

Mil 3.5.8: The Question on the Reality of Fruits of Deeds

Mil 3.5.9: The Question on Knowing Rebirth

Ps 3.5: Treatise on Behaviour

Snp 3.5: With Māgha on Giving

What are the qualities of a recipient that produce the most merit from a gift?

Thag 3.5: Mātaṅgaputta

Thig 3.5: Ubbirī

Ud 3.5: With Mahāmoggallāna

Ven. Mahā Moggallāna meditates.

Mil 3.6.1: The Question on Love for the Body

Mil 3.6.10: The Question on Memory

Mil 3.6.11: The Question on Prompting Memory

Mil 3.6.2: The Question on Omniscience

Mil 3.6.3: The Question on the Marks of the Great Man

Mil 3.6.4: The Question on the Buddha’s Pure Conduct

Mil 3.6.5: The Question on the Buddha’s Ordination

Mil 3.6.6: The Question on Tears

Mil 3.6.7: The Question on Passion and Dispassion

Mil 3.6.8: The Question on the Place Wisdom Dwells