Khuddaka Nikāya — The Minor Collection – page 7
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Thag 5.8: Vakkali
Thig 5.8: Soṇā
Ud 5.8: Schism in the Saṅgha
Devadatta announces that he will cause a split in the Sangha.
Snp 5.9: The Questions of the Student Hemaka
How do you cross over entanglements in the world?
Thag 5.9: Vijitasena
Thig 5.9: Bhaddā of the Curly Hair
Ud 5.9: Teasing
A group of youths jeer at the monks.
Snp 5.10: The Questions of the Student Todeyya
How to recognize an emancipated person.
Thag 5.10: Yasadatta
Thig 5.10: Paṭācārā
Ud 5.10: With Cūḷapanthaka
Ven. Cūḷa Panthaka meditates.
Snp 5.11: The Questions of the Student Kappa
What is the island above the flood of the great danger of birth?
Thag 5.11: Soṇa of the Sharp Ears
Thig 5.11: Thirty Nuns
Snp 5.12: The Questions of the Student Jatukaṇṇī
How does one abandon birth and aging?
Thag 5.12: Kosiya
Thig 5.12: Candā
Snp 5.13: The Questions of the Student Bhadrāvudha
Bhadrāvudha asks the Buddha: How did you come to know the Dhamma?
Snp 5.14: The Questions of the Student Udaya
How to reach unbinding and bring consciousness to a halt.
Snp 5.15: The Questions of the Student Posala
How to develop insight after mastering the perception of nothingness.
Snp 5.16: The Questions of the Student Mogharāja
How should one view the world so as to escape the king of Death?
Snp 5.17: The Questions of the Student Piṅgiya
Alarmed by the deterioration of his aging body, Piṅgiya asks the Buddha how to conquer birth and decay.
Snp 5.18: Homage to the Way to the Beyond
The questions and events are summarized.
Snp 5.19: Preserving the Way to the Beyond
Piṅgiya, after becoming a non-returner, explains to his former teacher his devotion to the Buddha.
Bv 6: The History of the Buddha Sumana
Cnd 6: Exposition of the Questions of the Student Tissametteyya
Cp 6: The Conduct of King Nimi
Iti 6: Conceit
Abandon conceit, and you’re guaranteed non-return.
Ja 6: Godlike
“Those only ‘godlike’ call.”—This story was told by the Blessed One while at Jetavana, about a wealthy Brother.
Kp 6: Gems
The many treasures to be found in the Triple Gem.
Mnd 6: Exposition of the Discourse on Old Age
Ne 6: Counter-Demonstrative Subsection (Continued)
Pe 6: VI. Compendium of the Thread's Meaning
Pv 6: Eater of Five Sons
A ghost explains her suffering due to lying and evil deeds from a previous life.
Tha Ap 6: Anuruddha
Thi Ap 6: Ekapiṇḍadāyikā
Vv 6: Ship Mansion
Arahant Moggallana asks a deva how she gained a golden roofed ship as her mansion.
Mil 6.1.1: Dilemma the Fifty-Second. Why Must There Be Only One Buddha At A Time?
Mil 6.1.2: Dilemma the Fifty-Third. Why Should Gifts Be Given To the Order Rather Than To the Buddha?
Mil 6.1.3: Dilemma the Fifty-Fourth. Is It More Advantageous To Be A Layman, Or To Enter the Order?
Mil 6.1.4: Dilemma the Fifty-Fifth. Asceticism
Mil 6.1.5: Dilemma the Fifty-Sixth. The Backsliders
Mil 6.1.6: Dilemma the Fifty-Seventh. Why Have Arahats No Power Over Their Bodies?
Mil 6.1.7: Dilemma the Fifty-Eighth. The Layman’s Sin
Mil 6.1.8: Dilemma the Fifty-Ninth. The Guilty Recluse
Mil 6.1.9: Dilemma the Sixtieth. The Soul In Water
Thag 6.1: Uruveḷakassapa
Thig 6.1: Paṭācārā, Who Had a Following of Five Hundred
Ud 6.1: Surrendering the Life Force
The Buddha relinquishes the forces that will keep him living.
Mil 6.2.1: Dilemma the Sixty-First. The Obstacles
Mil 6.2.10: Dilemma the Seventieth. The Seasons
Mil 6.2.2: Dilemma the Sixty-Second. The Lay Arahat
Mil 6.2.3: Dilemma the Sixty-Third. The Faults Of the Arahat
Mil 6.2.4: Dilemma the Sixty-Fourth. What Is, But Not In the World
Mil 6.2.5: Dilemma the Sixty-Fifth. Things Without A Cause
Mil 6.2.6: Dilemma the Sixty-Sixth. Modes Of Production
Mil 6.2.7: Dilemma the Sixty-Seventh. Dead Demons
Mil 6.2.8: Dilemma the Sixty-Eighth. The Method Of Promulgating the Rules
Mil 6.2.9: Dilemma the Sixty-Ninth. The Heat Of the Sun
Thag 6.2: Tekicchakāri
Thig 6.2: Vāseṭṭhī
Ud 6.2: Seven Matted-Hair Ascetics
How to know another person’s character.
Mil 6.3.1: Dilemma the Seventy-First. Vessantara’s Giving
Mil 6.3.10: Dilemma the Eightieth. The Outward Form Of Nirvāṇa
Mil 6.3.11: Dilemma the Eighty-First. The Time Of Nirvana
Mil 6.3.12: Dilemma the Eighty-Second. The Place Of Nirvana
Mil 6.3.2: Dilemma the Seventy-Second. Penance
Mil 6.3.3: Dilemma the Seventy-Third. Virtue Stronger Than Vice
Mil 6.3.4: Dilemma the Seventy-Fourth. Offerings To the Dead
Mil 6.3.5: Dilemma the Seventy-Fifth. Dreams
Mil 6.3.6: Dilemma the Seventy-Sixth. Premature Death
Mil 6.3.7: Dilemma the Seventy-Seventh. Wonders At the Grave
Mil 6.3.8: Dilemma the Seventy-Eighth. Conversion And Conduct
Mil 6.3.9: Dilemma the Seventy-Ninth. The Pain Of Nirvāṇa
Thag 6.3: Mahānāga
Thig 6.3: Khemā
Ud 6.3: The Buddha’s Reviewing
The Buddha reflects on the unskillful qualities that he has abandoned.
Mil 6.4.1: The Problem of Inference
Mil 6.4.2: The Voluntary Extra Vows
Thag 6.4: Kulla
Thig 6.4: Sujātā
Ud 6.4: Followers of Various Other Religions (1st)
The blind people and the elephant.
Thag 6.5: Māluṅkyaputta (1st)
Thig 6.5: Anopamā
Ud 6.5: Followers of Various Other Religions (2nd)
Wanderers of other sects dispute over the self, pleasure, pain, and the nature of the world.
Thag 6.6: Sappadāsa
Thig 6.6: Mahāpajāpati Gotamī
Ud 6.6: Followers of Various Other Religions (3rd)
Wanderers of other sects dispute over the self, pleasure, pain, and the nature of the world.
Thag 6.7: Kātiyāna
Thig 6.7: Guttā
Ud 6.7: With Subhūti
Ven. Subhūti meditates.
Thag 6.8: Migajāla
Thig 6.8: Vijayā
Ud 6.8: The Courtesan
Two factions fight over a courtesan.
Thag 6.9: Jenta, the High Priest’s Son
Ud 6.9: Hastening By
Insects fly into the flames of lamps set out at night.
Thag 6.10: Sumana (2nd)
Ud 6.10: Arising
Other sectarians shine only as long as a Buddha hasn’t appeared in the world.