AN 8.71 Beginning with faith, a mendicant completes all good qualities that fulfill liberation.

AN 8.72 Beginning with faith, a mendicant completes all good qualities that fulfill liberation.

AN 8.73 Various mendicants practice mindfulness of death, but do so inadequately. The Buddha explains how to do so with proper urgency,

AN 8.74 A mendicant should reflect each night on the dangers that lie around them, and practice mindfulness of death with urgency to give up the unwholesome.

AN 8.75 Eight accomplishments, both worldly and spiritual.

AN 8.76 Eight accomplishments, both worldly and spiritual, in detail.

AN 8.77 Sāriputta describes eight cases where a mendicant has a desire for material things. Sometimes they fall under the sway of that desire, but sometimes they rise above it.

AN 8.78 Eight sets of qualities pertain to benefiting oneself and others, explained by Sāriputta.

AN 8.79 Eight conditions for the decline or success of a trainee mendicant.

AN 8.80 Eight grounds for laziness, and the corresponding eight grounds for energy.