Deeper Dhamma Buddhist Society of Western Australia

Ajahn Brahmali discusses sutta 4.45 from Anguttara Nikaya, the Rohitassa Sutta, "With Rohitassa".

Read AN4.45 here on Sutta Central.

"The god Rohitassa tells how he tried to go to the end of the world," Sutta Central.

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Ajahn Vayama discusses sutta 152 from the Majjhima Nikaya, the Indriyahavana Sutta, "The Development of Faculties".

Read MN152 here on Sutta Central.

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Ajahn Vayama discusses the 35th sutta of the Majjhima Nikaya, the Culasaccaka Sutta - The Shorter Discourse to Saccaka.

Read MN35 here on Sutta Central.

"Saccaka was a debater, who challenged the Buddha to a contest. Despite his bragging, the Buddha is not at all perturbed at his attacks," Sutta Central.

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Ajahn Brahmali discusses the 66th sutta of the Samyutta Nikaya: Sammasa Sutta, "Self-examination".

Read SN12.66 here on Sutta Central.

"The right way to investigate inside oneself is to see how suffering is created craving and attachment, stimulated by pleasant experiences," Sutta Central.

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Ajahn Brahm discusses sutta 29 from the Digha Nikaya: The Pasadika Sutta, "The Delightful Discourse". Also known as "An Impressive Discourse" and "The Delectable Discourse". 

"Following the death of Nigantha Nataputta, the leader of the Jains, the Buddha emphasizes the stability and maturity of his own community. He encourages the community to come together after his death and recite the teachings in harmony," Sutta Central.

Read DN29 here on Sutta Central.

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Venerable Hasapanna discusses the fourth sutta of the Majjhima Nikaya: the Bhayabherava Sutta, "Fear and Dread".

Read MN4 here on Sutta Central.

"The Buddha explains the difficulties of living in the wilderness, and how they are overcome by purity of conduct and meditation. He recounts some of the fears and obstacles he faced during his own practice," Sutta Central. 

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Ajahn Vayama discusses the 45th sutta of the Majjhima Nikaya, the Culadhammasamadana Sutta, "the Shorter Discourse on Ways of Undertaking Things", also known as "the Shorter Discourse on Taking Up Practices".

Read MN45 here on Sutta Central.

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Ajahn Brahmali discusses sutta 6 from the Majjhima Nikaya: Akankheyya Sutta, "One Might Wish", also known as "If a Bhikkhu Should Wish". 

Read MN6 here on Sutta Central.

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Ajahn Brahm discusses a set of suttas from Anguttara Nikaya:

AN5.21 Disrespect (also known as AN5-21(1) Irreverent)

AN8.81 Mindfulness and Situational Awareness (also known as 8-81(1) Mindfulness)

AN10.61 Ignorance (also known as 10-61(1) Ignorance)

AN10.62 Craving (also known as 10-62(2) Craving)

AN10.76 Three Things (also known as 10-76(6) Incapable)

AN10.103 The Wrong Way (also known as 10-103(30) The Wrong Course)

AN11.3 Vital Conditions (also known as 11-3(3) Proximate Cause)

Click here to read the english translations on Access To Insight.

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Ajahn Sujato discusses from SN47.12 from the Samyutta Nikaya: Nalanda Sutta, "At Nalanda".

Read SN47.12 here on Sutta Central.

"Sāriputta boldly claims that no-one has ever, or will ever, be more enlightened than the Buddha. He admits that he can read the minds of all the Buddhas, but he understands a principle of the Dhamma: all those who become awakened do so by giving up the five hindrances, practicing the four kinds of mindfulness meditation, and developing the seven awakening factors," Sutta Central.

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