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A detailed analysis of several central themes, including sense perception, feeling, defilements, kamma, etc.
#6638-8s-3-AN6-63-Nibbedhi
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Accused by a hedonist of being too negative, the Buddha recounts the luxury of his upbringing, and his realization of how little value there was in such things. Through renunciation he found a far greater pleasure.
#6637-8s-1-MN075-magandiyaA
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Accused by a hedonist of being too negative, the Buddha recounts the luxury of his upbringing, and his realization of how little value there was in such things. Through renunciation he found a far greater pleasure.
#6637-8s-1-MN075-magandiyaB
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The Unmistaken อปัณณกสูตร : Practices that can’t fail. (Sutta Pitaka, Volume 12, Anguttara Nikaya, Section 16)
Unfailing Dice อปัณณกสูตร : Failure or success in morality, mind, and view is like loaded dice. deals with there are three failures. (Sutta Pitaka, Volume 12, Anguttara Nikaya, Section 119)
#6636-8s-1-AN3-16.19-apannaka
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Beginning with profound meditation absorption, the Buddha goes on to deeper and deeper levels, showing how insight on this basis leads to the detaching of consciousness from any form of rebirth.
#6636-8s-2-MN106-anenja
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From Numbered Discourses
6636-8s-1-AN3-16.19-apannaka
AN3.16
AN3.118
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Success in the spiritual life does not depend on any vows you may or may not make, but on whether you practice well.
#6635-8s-2-MN126-bhumija
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A young monk is unable to persuade a prince of the blessings of peace of mind. The Buddha offers similes based on training an elephant that would have been successful, as this was a field the prince was familiar with
#6635-8s-1-MN125-dantabhu
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The Buddha teaches a group of uncommitted householders how to use a rational reflection to arrive at practices and principles that are guaranteed to have a good outcome, even if we don’t know all the variables.
(พระไตรปิฎกเล่มที่ ๑๓ พระสุตตันตปิฎกเล่มที่ ๕ [ฉบับมหาจุฬาฯ])
#6634-8s-1-MN060-ApannakaB
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Teaching Story of the Buddha in Bi-lingual, from Tipitaka
เสียงอ่านพระสูตรสองภาษา
Read by Ven. Maha Paiboon Abhipunno
อ่านโดย พระมหาไพบูลย์ อภิปุณฺโณ
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