(A) Anguttara Nikaya [in progress]

Sutta ref. SD No. Sutta title. [Theme]
A 1.2 SD 16.3 Nivaranapahna Vagga. The 5 mental hindrances: their causes and ending.
A 1.6.1-2 SD 8.3 (6) Pabhassara Sutta. The radiant nature of the mind.
A 1.6.3-5 SD 2.13 Culacchara Sutta. Lovingkindness works for even a moment.
A 1.16 *** Ekadhamma Anussati Sutta. The 10 meditations that bring mental oneness.
A 1.16 SD 24.8 (2.3) (Ekadhamma Anussati Sutta). The 10 meditations that bring mental oneness.
A 1.18.3 SD 27.1 (M 56.4n) Micchaditthi Sutta. Attachment to wrong view if greatly blameworthy.
A 1.19 SD 57.8 Apamattaka Vagga. On the rarity of good rebirths.
A 2.1.1-10 *** Kamma,karana Vagga. The importance of spiritual effort.
A 2.3.1 SD 58.4 Dve Balapandita Sutta. The wise is amenable.
A 2.3.4-5 SD 2.6b Neyyattha Nitattha Sutta. Two types of religious language.
A 2.3.10 SD 3.2 Samatha Vipassana Sutta: See under Essays.
A 2.4.2 SD 90.1 Matapitu Sutta. Two persons not easy to be repaid.
A 2.4.6 *** Sama,citta Sutta. Rebirth of the learners.
A 2.5.6 *** (Patipuccha) Parisa Sutta. Training in questioning, avoiding vain talk.
A 2.7-9 SD 2.5 Kanha Sutta, Sukka Sutta & Cariya Sutta. Moral shame, moral fear: guardians of the world.
A 2.7.1 *** Gihipabbajja Sukha Sutta. The happiness of the householder and the renunciant.
A 2.7.2 *** Kamanekkhamma Sukha Sutta. The happiness of sensuality and of renunciation.
A 2.7.3 *** Upadhinirupadhi Sukha Sutta. The happiness of acquisition and of non-acquisition.
A 2.7.4 *** Asavânasava Sukha Sutta. The happiness of influxes and of the influx-free.
A 2.7.5 *** Samisa,niramisa Sukha Sutta. Material happiness and spiritual happiness.
A 2.7.6 *** Ariyânariya Sukha Sutta. Noble happiness and ignoble happiness.
A 2.7.7 *** Kayikacetasika Sukha Sutta. Happiness of body and happiness of mind.
A 2.7.8 *** Sappitika Nippitika Sukha Sutta. The zestful happiness and the zest-free happiness.
A 2.7.9 *** Sata,upekkha Sukha Sutta. The happiness of pleasure and of equanimity.
A 2.7.10 *** Samadhi Asamadhi Sukha Sutta. Happiness of concentration & non-con­cen­tration.
A 2.7.11 *** Sappitikarammana Nippitikarammana Sukha Sutta. The happiness of a zestful object and of a zest-free object.
A 2.7.12 *** Satarammana Upekkharammana Sukha Sutta. The happiness of a pleasurable object and of an equanimous object.
A 2.7.13 SD 24.15 Rupâruparammana Sukha Sutta. Two kinds of happiness..
A 2.8 SD 2.5 Sukka Sutta. The two world-protectors.
A 2.8.1 SD 24.19 Sanimitta Sutta. The signless wards off unwholesome thoughts.
A 2.9 SD 2.5 Cariya Sutta. The two world-protectors.
A 3.15 SD 17.7 (Pacetana) Rathakara Sutta. The nature of abhisankhara.
A 3.16 SD *** ***
A 3.19 SD 37.2a Papanika Sutta 1. The conditions for wealth to arise.
A 3.20 SD 37.2b Papanika Sutta 2. How to be rich and happy.
A 3.31 SD 90.2 Sabrahmaka Sutta. Our parents are our creators.
A 3.32a SD 31.8a (Anusaya) Ananda Sutta. Possibility of overcoming I-making.
A 3.32b SD 31.8b (Anusaya) Sariputta Sutta. Overcoming I-making.
A 3.33 SD 4.14 (Kamma) Nidana Sutta. The seed-like nature of karma.
A 3.34 SD 4.8 Hatthaka Alavaka Sutta. The bases of solidarity; true happiness.
A 3.35 *** (Devaduta) Yama Sutta.
A 3.38 SD 5.16 (19d) Sukhumala Sutta. The three intoxications (youth, health and life).
A 3.38 SD 63.7 Sukhumala Sutta. The three intoxications (youth, health and life).
A 3.39 *** Mada Sutta.
A 3.40 SD 27.3 Adhipateyya Sutta. On the true priorities that bring liberation.
A 3.40 SD 3.14 (14) Adhipateyya Sutta. The Buddha and the devas know our deeds.
A 3.40 SD 19.13 (2) Adhipateyya Sutta. (Closing verse.)
A 3.53 SD 15.8a (Sanditthika Dhamma) Brahmana Sutta. The nature of the Dharma.
A 3.54 SD 15.8b Paribbajaka Brahmana Sutta. The purpose of the Dharma.
A 3.57 SD 22.12 (Dana) Vacchagotta Sutta. Benefits of giving to those freed from mental hindrances.
A 3.58 *** Tikanna Sutta. The one with the three true knowledges.
A 3.59 *** (Tevijja) Janussoni Sutta. The one with the three true knowledges.
A 3.60 SD 16.10 (Patihariya) Sangarava Sutta. The greatest miracle is education.
A 3.61 SD 6.8 Tittayatana Sutta. The three wrong views regarding karma.
A 3.63 SD 21.1 Venagapura Sutta. The Buddha’s qualities and virtues.
A 3.65 SD 35.4a SD 35.4b Kesaputtiya Sutta, Kalama Sutta or Kesamuttiya(ya) Sutta. Doubt, moral virtue, and spiritual assurance.Kesaputtiya Sutta & MA 16. Comparative translation of Kesaputtiya Sutta (A 3.65) and Chinese Kalama Sutra (MA 16/T1n26.438b14)
A 3.66 SD 43.6 Salha Sutta. The possibility of overcoming greed, hate and delusion.
A 3.67 SD 46.11 Kathavatthu Sutta. Answering questions and qualities of a true Dharma speaker.
A 3.68 SD 16.4 (Akusalamula) Aññatitthiya Sutta. The nature of the 3 unwholesome roots.
A 3.69 SD 18.2 Mula Sutta. The roots of moral actions.
A 3.70 SD 4.18 (Tad-ah’) Uposatha Sutta. Types of observance days.
A 3.71 SD 18.10 Channa Paribbajaka Sutta. On overcoming the 3unwholesome roots.
A 3.74 *** Nigantha Sutta.
A 3.76-77 SD 23.13 Bhava Sutta 1-2. Karma. rebirth and existence.
A 3.80 SD 53.1 (Ananda) Abhibhu Sutta. On parallel universes and Ananda’s surety of liberation.
A 3.81 SD 24.10b (Gadrabha) Samana Sutta. Spiritual learning and growth through spiritual training.
A 3.85 SD 3.3 (2) (Sekha) Uddesa Sutta. The three trainings and 4 kinds of saints. See Essays.
A 3.88 SD 24.10c (Ti) Sikkha Sutta. The training of moral virtue, of mental concentration and of wisdom
A 3.92 SD 44.2 Paviveka Sutta.
A 3.99 SD 3.5 Lonaphala Sutta. How loving kindess can limit bad karma.
A 3.100a SD 19.11 Pamsudhovaka Sutta. Refining our meditation practice.
A 3.100b SD 19.12 Nimitta Sutta. Samadhi, effort and equanimity.
A 3.101 SD 14.6 (Assada) Pubbe Sambodha Sutta. The world can never satisfy us completely..
A 3.101 SD 13.1 (4.2d) The Satipatt­­hana Suttas. Introduction. Pubba Sutta.
A 3.102 SD 14.7 (Loka) Assada Sutta. Escape from suffering is possible.
A 3.103 SD 37.3 Runna Sutta. The way  of the world is not for monastics.
A 3.115 *** (Sikkha) Vipatti Sutta. On fulfilling the training.
A 3.116 *** (Kamma) Vipatti Sutta.
A 3.123 SD 11.10 Gotamaka Cetiya Sutta. Conclusion to the Mulapariyaya Sutta.
A 3.128 SD 19.4 (Arahatta) Anuruddha Sutta. Anuruddha’s awakening.
A 3.134 SD 26.8 Dhammaniyama Sutta or Uppada Sutta. The characteristics of impermanence, suffering and not-self.
A 4.10 SD 4.20 (Abbha) Upakkilesa Sutta. Accepting money is an impurity for a monastic.
A 4.14 SD 10.2 Cattaro Padhana Sutta. The four right efforts or the dynamics of spiritual growth.
A 4.21 SD 12.3 Uruvela Sutta 1. Even the Buddha respects the Dharma. = S 6.2.
A 4.22 *** Uruvela Sutta 2.
A 4.23 SD 15.7 (2.1.2) (Tathâgata) Loka Sutta. The qualities of the Tathagata.
A 4.24 SD 62.2 Kalakarama Sutta.
A 4.33 SD 42.10 (Anicca) Siha Sutta. Even the gods fear impermanence. = S 22.78.
A 4.34 *** Agga-p,pasada Sutta.
A 4.35 *** Vassa,kara Sutta.
A 4.36 SD 36.13 (Pada) Dona Sutta. The Buddha is one of a kind.
A 4.37 *** Aparihana Sutta.
A 4.39 *** Ujjaya Sutta.
A 4.41 SD 24.1 Samadhibhavana Sutta. The discourse on the cultivation of Samadhi.
A 4.42 SD 46.12 Pañha Vyakarana Sutta. The 4 ways of answering a question.
A 4.44 SD 3.16 (Uggatasarira) Aggi Sutta. The three wholesome fires.
A 4.45 SD 7.2 Rohitassa Sutta. The end of the world cannot be reached by going.
A 4.48 SD 58.3 Visakha Sutta. Excellence in oration.
A 4.49 SD 16.11 Vipallasa Sutta. Perverted perceptions, thoughts, and views.
A 4.53 *** Samvasa Sutta 2. Types of marriages.
A 4.54 SD 64.11 Samvasa Sutta 2.The ideal couple.
A 4.55 SD 5.1 Samajivi Sutta 1. Living as ideal loving partners here and hereafter.
A 4.57 SD 22.13 Suppavasa Sutta. Four blessings from giving food.
A 4.61 SD 37.12 Patta Kamma Sutta.
A 4.62 SD 2.2 Anana Sutta or Ananya Sutta. The true benefits of Worldly happiness.
A 4.65 SD 3.14 Rupa Sutta. The four measures of charisma.
A 4.77 SD 27.5a (5.5.2) Acinteyya Sutta. The four unfathomable things.
A 4.85 SD 18.6 (S 3.21) (Sankhitta) Puggala Sutta. Two kinds of decline & two kinds of progress.
A 4.87 SD 20.13 Samanamacala Sutta 1. Four types of saints in terms of meditation attainment.
A 4.88 SD 20.14 Samanamacala Sutta 2. Four types of noble saints according to fetters broken.
A 4.92 SD 14.12 Thanani Sutta. How to truly know a person’s character.
A 4.95 SD 64.5 Chavâlata Sutta. The one who benefits himself and others is the foremost.
A 4.96 SD 64.6 Atta,hita Sutta 1. Restraining from the three unwholesome roots.
A 4.97 SD 64.7 Atta,hita Sutta 2. Personal and social benefits of spiritual learning.
A 4.98 SD 64.8 Atta,hita Sutta 3. Four kinds of persons in terms of benefit (summary)
A 4.99 SD 64.9 Atta,hita Sutta 4 or Atta,hita Sikkhapada Sutta. Friendship and moral virtue.
A 4.111 SD 15.7 (3.6) Kesi Sutta. How the Buddha trains his disciples. Parable of the horse trainer.
A 4.111 SD 51.3 Kesi Sutta. How the Buddha trains his disciples. Parable of the horse trainer.
A 4.118 *** Samvega Sutta.
A 4.122 SD 47.9 Umi,bhaya Sutta. The dangers to monastic novices.
A 4.123 SD 23.8a (Nanakarana) Puggala Sutta 1. Even gods go to hell; rebirth according to dhyana.
A 4.124 SD 23.8b (Nanakarana) Puggala Sutta 2. Becoming a non-returner through dhyana.
A 4.125 SD 33.9 (Nanakarana) Metta Sutta 1. Using the divine abodes to attain spiritual liberation.
A 4.126 SD 33.10 (Nanakarana) Metta Sutta 2. Using the divine abodes to attain non-return.
A 4.127 *** Acchariya Sutta 1 (Tathagata).
A 4.128 SD 21.11 Acchariya Sutta 2 (Tathagata). Four marvels associated with the Buddha’s arising.
A 4.129 *** Acchariya Sutta 3 (Cakkavatti).
A 4.139 SD 46.10 Dhamma,kathika Sutta. The qualities of the Dharma speaker.
A 4.143 SD 3.13 (3.3) Ugghatitaññu Sutta. The four types of unawakened learners.
A 4.150 SD 6.7 Sugata Vinaya Sutta. On the confusion regarding the Teaching.
A 4.157.1 SD 5.4 (5) Roga Sutta (excerpt). Two kinds of illnesses: physical and mental.
A 4.157.1 *** Roga Sutta. Two kinds of illnesses: physical and mental.
A 4.157.2 *** Pabbajitassa Roga. The four diseases of the renunciant.
A 4.159 SD 10.14 (Tanha) Bhikkhuni Sutta. Overcoming lust: fighting poison with poison.
A 4.160 SD 6.7 Sugata Vinaya Sutta. Four reasons for the disappearance of the Dharma.
A 4.161 SD 18.7 (Sankhittta) Patipada Sutta. The 4 modes of spiritual progress (in brief).
A 4.162 SD 18.3 (Vitthara) Patipada Sutta. Spiritual progress by way of the five faculties..
A 4.163 *** (Asubha) Patipada Sutta. The 4 modes of progress in terms of foulness contemplation.
A 4.164 *** (Khama) Patipada Sutta. The 4 modes of progress in terms of patience (internal).
A 4.165 *** (Khama) Patipada Sutta. The 4 modes of progress in terms of patience (external).
A 4.166 *** Patipada Sutta. The 4 modes of progress in terms
A 4.167 *** Sariputta Moggallana Sutta 1. Moggall?na’s mode of progress.
A 4.168 *** Sariputta Moggallana Sutta 2. S?riputta’s mode of progress.
A 4.169 *** (Sasankhara) Patipada Sutta. The 4 modes of progress in terms effort and time.
A 4.170 SD 41.5 (Yuganaddha) Patipada Sutta. The 4 modes of progress in terms calm and insight.
A 4.171 *** Sañcetana Sutta. Karma: how it arises and ceases.
A 4.171 SD 31.2 Sañcetana Sutta (to Ananda): embedded in S 12.25 (Kammavada) Bhumija Sutta.
A 4.173 SD 28.4 (4.5) (Sariputta) Patisambhida Sutta. Sariputta’s four analytic skills.
A 4.174 *** (Cha Phassayatana) Kotthita Sutta. Proliferation through contact.
A 4.177 *** (Dhatu) Rahula Sutta.
A 4.180 SD 3.1 (Mahâpadesa Sutta). The 4 great references. See under Essays.
A 4.184 SD 14.8 Abhaya Sutta. Overcoming the fear of death.
A 4.187 SD 45.6 (Sappurisâsappurisa) Vassakara Sutta. Who can really know others?
A 4.190 SD 15.10b (Sangha) Uposatha Sutta. The spiritual benefits of being a noble disciple.
A 4.192 SD 14.12 Thanani Sutta. How to truly know a person’s character.
A 4.193 SD 45.8 Bhaddiya Sutta.
A 4.194 SD 56.6 SamugiyaSutta.
A 4.196 *** *** Sutta. ***
A 4.198 SD 56.7 Attantapa Sutta. Practice that harms neither self or others.
A 4.199 SD 16.2 (Vicarita) Tanha Sutta. The 108 thought-courses motivated by craving.
A 4.201 SD 47.3b (Sappurisa) Sikkhapada Sutta. ***
A 4.232 SD 4.13 (Vitthara) Kamma Sutta. Four types of karma in terms of their quality and result.
A 4.233 *** Sikha Moggallana Sutta.
A 4.240 SD 23.7 (3) Sappurisanimsamsa Sutta. The benefits from a true individual.
A 4.240 SD 30.10 (3.2) Sappurisanimsamsa Sutta. The benefits of a true individual.
A 4.255 SD 37.10 (Ciratthita) Kula Sutta. Four things that make a wealthy family stand long.
A 5.2 SD 12.10 Pañca Sekhabala Sutta. Qualities leading to arhathood.
A 5.17 *** Hita Sutta 1.
A 5.18 *** Hita Sutta 2.
A 5.19 *** Hita Sutta 3.
A 5.20 *** Hita Sutta 4.
A 5.23 *** Upakkilesa Sutta.
A 5.26 SD 3.2 Vimuttayatana Sutta. Opportunities to enter the path. See under Essays.
A 5.26 SD 21.5 Vimuttayatana Sutta. Can liberation be won without meditation?
A 5.28 *** Pañcangika Sutta.
A 5.31 SD 22.14 Sumana Rajakumari Sutta. The levels of benefits for a giver.
A 5.32 *** Cundi Sutta.
A 5.33 *** (Vitthara) Kilesa Sutta. The five mental hindrances. See S 46.33.
A 5.34 SD 45.2 (Saddha) Siha Sutta.
A 5.36 SD 22.15 Sappurisa Dana Sutta. The five occasions for giving.
A 5.39 SD 4.1 (Intro 1) Thana Putta Sutta. Why parents wish for a son.
A 5.41 SD 2.1 Adiya Sutta. The best benefits of wealthy.
A 5.43 SD 47.2 Ittha Sutta. Success does not come through prayer or wishing.
A 5.43 SD 12.4 Ittha Sutta (abr). Success does not come through prayer or wishing.
A 5.48 SD 42.1 Alabbhaniya Thana Sutta. Five kinds of true reality that we must face.
A 5.55 *** Mata,putta Sutta.
A 5.56 SD 3.2 (5.2) Vimuttayatana Sutta. Dharma-inspired joy as the basis for liberation.
A 5.57 SD 5.12 (Abhinha,paccavekkhitabba) Thana Sutta. Five regular reflections for spiritual development.
A 5.63 SD 3.4 (3) (Savaka) Vaddhi Sutta. The fivefold growth of a male noble disciple.
A 5.64 SD 3.4 (4) (Savika) Vaddhi Sutta 2.The fivefold growth of a female noble disciple.
A 5.68 *** Dutiya Iddhi,pada Sutta.
A 5.73 SD 44.4 Pathama Dhamma,vihari Sutta.
A 5.74 SD 44.5 Dutiya Dhamma,vihari Sutta.
A 5.76 *** Yodhajiva Sutta.
A 5.77 *** Anagata,bhaya Sutta 1. On the urgency of spiritual attainment.
A 5.77 SD 1.10 (3.1) Anagata,bhaya Sutta 1 (excerpt). On the urgency of spiritual attainment.
A 5.78 *** Anagata,bhaya Sutta 2. On the urgency of spiritual practice.
A 5.78 SD 1.10 (3.2) Anagata,bhaya Sutta 2 (excerpt). On the urgency of spiritual practice.
A 5.79 *** Anagata,bhaya Sutta 3. On the decline of the monastic order.
A 5.79 SD 1.10 (3.3) Anagata,bhaya Sutta 3 (excerpt) . On the decline of the monastic order.
A 5.80 *** Anagata,bhaya Sutta 4. On the growing materialisn in the monastic order.
A 5.80 SD 1.10 (3.4) Anagatabhaya Sutta 4 (excerpt). On the growing materialisn in the monastic order.
A 5.88 SD 40a.16 (Ahita) Thera Sutta. Even famous teachers can have wrong views.
A 5.89 *** Sekha Sutta 1.
A 5.90 *** Sekha Sutta 2.
A 5.93 SD 4.1 Thana Putta Sutta. Reasons parents have for having a son.
A 5.97 *** (Anapana,sati) Katha Sutta.
A 5.100 SD 54.9 Kakudha Thera Sutta.
A 5.101 SD 28.9a (3.1) Sarajja Sutta. The five qualities bringing intrepidity to a learner,
A 5.105 *** Phasu,vihara Sutta.
A 5.106 *** Asekha Sutta.
A 5.109 *** Catu-d,disa Sutta.
A 5.110 *** Arañña Sutta.
A 5.140 *** Sota Sutta.
A 5.144 SD 2.12 Tikandaki Sutta. Dealing with repulsive and the unrepulsive.
A 5.148 SD 22.15 Sappurisa Dana Sutta. True giving, wealth and their benefits.
A 5.151-153 SD 4.2-4.4 Sammatta Niyama Suttas. How to prepare yourself for spiritual liberation.
A 5.159 SD 46.1 (Dhammadesaka) Udayi Sutta. How to teach the Dharma.
A 5.161 SD 12.23 Aghatapa­ivinaya Sutta 1. Anger management.
A 5.162 SD 39.6 Aghata Pativinaya Sutta 2 . Anger management & karma.
A 5.166 SD 47.15 (Sariputta) Nirodha Sutta. How a quarrelsome monk is dealt with.
A 5.174 SD 6.4 Bhaya Vera Sutta. Disadvantages of breaking the five Precepts.
A 5.176 SD 19.8 (Anathapindika) Piti Sutta. Lay followers, too, should go into solitary retreat.
A 5.179 SD 22.12 Gihi Sutta. [See A 3.57 = SD 22.12]
A 5.180 SD 47.17 Gavesi Sutta. Keeping the precepts leads to spiritual fulfillment.
A 5.191 *** Sunakha Sutta.
A 5.192 SD 36.14 Dona Brahmana Sutta. Types of brahmins.
A 5.193 *** (Manta) Sangarava Sutta.
A 5.199 SD 26.13 Tanha Jalini Sutta. How craving manifests itself in 36 ways.
A 5.202 SD 3.2 Dhammassavanna Sutta. See under Essays.
A 5.225 *** Kul’upaka Sutta 1. The 5 disavantages of a monk frequenting houses.
A 5.226 *** Kul’upaka Sutta 2. The 5 dangers of a monk frequenting houses.
A 5.250 SD 3.14 Puggalappasada Sutta. Dangers of wrong devotion.
A 6.7 *** Chalanga Dana Sutta. The six-factored giving.
A 6.8 SD 14.14 (4.2.1) Anuttariya Sutta 1. The six unsurpassables (in brief).
A 6.9 SD 24.8 (2.2) (Sankhitta) Anussati Sutta. The 6 inspiring meditations that help the faith-inclined to gain access concentration. Explained in detail at A 6.25.
A 6.10 SD 15.3 (Agataphala) Mahanama Sutta. The six recollections of the saints.
A 6.13 SD 60.2 (Nissarana) Metta Sutta.
A 6.16 SD 5.2 Nakula Sutta. How a wise loving wife counsels a dying husband.
A 6.25 *** (Vitthara) Anussati Sutta. The 6 inspiring meditations that help the faith-inclined to gain access concentration. Summarized as A 6.9.
A 6.26 SD 13.1 (5C.2) Sambadhokasa Sutta. The Satipa­­tthana Suttas. The mind and the wholesome roots.
A 6.26 SD 15.6 Sambadhokasa Sutta. How to awaken as a lay follower.
A 6.29 SD 24.8 (Anussatitthana) Udayi Sutta. The six bases of recollection.
A 6.30 SD 14.15 Anuttariya Sutta 2. Six supreme qualities conducive to awakening.
A 6.35 SD 23.16 (1.2) Vijjabhagiya Dhamma Sutta. The things conducive to true knowledge.
A 6.36 SD 47.14 Vivada,mula Sutta. Six conditions that promote quarrels.
A 6.37 SD 22.1 (Sumana) Dana Sutta. How to give with wholesome intentions.
A 6.38 SD 7.6 Attakari Sutta. Is there free will?
A 6.41 SD 17.2a (7.2) (Sariputta) Darukkhandha Sutta. Interbeing of the four elements.
A 6.42 *** Nagita Sutta.
A 6.43 *** *** Sutta.
A 6.44 SD 3.2 Migasala Sutta: Measure not others. See under Essays.
A 6.44 SD 3.14 (Migasala Sutta). Measure not others.
A 6.45 SD 37.5 Ina Sutta. Karma is like debts and interests.
A 6.46 SD 4.6 (Dhamma,yogi Jhayi) Maha Cunda Sutta. Fellowship between scholars and medi­ta­tors.
A 8.48 SD 5.3 Nakulamata Sutta. On how women can be reborn among the gods.
A 6.49 SD 19.2b Khema Sumana Sutta. The arhat has no notion of status.
A 6.53 *** (Paribhasaka) Dhammika Sutta.
A 6.54 *** (Akkosaka) Dhammika Sutta.
A 6.55 SD 20.12 Sona (Kolivisa) Sutta. How to balance our spiritual practice.
A 6.56 SD 23.4 (Gilana) Phagguna Sutta. Benefits of knowing the Dharma at the time of dying.
A 6.57 SD 23.5 Chalabhijati Sutta. We can rise above our own karma.
A 6.58 SD 61.1 Asava Sutta.
A 6.60 SD 51.3 Citta Hatthi,sariputta Sutta.
A 6.61 *** Parayana Sutta.
A 6.62 SD 61.5 Puris’indriya,ñana Sutta. The Buddha’s power of mind-reading.
A 6.63 SD 6.11 Nibbedhika Pariyaya Sutta. A novel application of the noble truths as an overview of the way to spiritual liberation.
A 6.** *** ***
A 6.71 *** Sakkhi,bhabba Sutta.
A 6.88 SD 48.5 Sussusa Sutta. How to benefit from the Dharma with certainty.
A 6.93 SD 12.14 Kiñci Sankhara Sutta. Things that one of right view would never do.
A 6.97 SD  3.3 (Sotapanna) Anisamsa Sutta. The 6 benefits of streamwinning.
A 6.98 SD 12.13 Anicca Sutta. How to be certain of the right path to liberation.
A 6.102 *** (Anisamsa) Anicca Sañña Sutta. Six advantages of perception of impermanence.
A 6.104 SD 19.13 (3) Atammaya Sutta. Six advantages of the perception of not-self.
A 6.107 SD 4.14 (1) Tidhamma Pahaniya Sutta. The 3 unwholesome roots are to be abandoned.
A 6.117 SD 13.1 (5) The Satipa­­tthana Suttas. Introduction. Kayânupassa Sutta.
A 6.118 SD 13.1 (5) The Satipa­­tthana Suttas. Introduction. Dhammânupassa Sutta.
A 6.121 SD 14.14 (4.2.2) (Raga) Anuttariya Sutta. Six factors for the direct knowing of lust.
A 7.5 SD 37.6 Ariya Dhana Sutta 1. The seven spiritual treasures: virtues of great assistance. (A 7.5-6 = SD 37.6)
A 7.6 SD 37.6 Ariya Dhana Sutta 2. The seven spiritual treasures: virtues of great assistance. (A 7.5-6 = SD 37.6)
A 7.11 *** Anusaya Sutta.
A 7.12 *** Anusaya Sutta.
A 7.15 SD 28.6 Udakûpama Sutta. The levels of spiritual commitment and attainment
A 7.18 SD 19.9 Niddasavatthu Sutta. The complete spiritual training in seven stages.
A 7.33 *** Aparihanaya Dhamma Sutta 1.
A 7.34 *** Aparihanaya Dhamma Sutta 2.
A 7.35 SD 64.3 Piya Mitta Sutta 1. Seven qualities of a worthy friend.
A 7.36 SD 64.4 Piya Mitta Sutta 2. Seven qualities of a worthy friend.
A 7.39 SD 19.10 (Sariputta) Niddasa,vatthu Sutta. The complete spiritual training.
A 7.43 SD 3.16 (Intro) (Satta) Aggi Sutta. The seven fires.
A 7.46 SD 15.4 (Vitthara) Satta Sañña Sutta. Seven meditation methods leading to the Deathless.
A 7.47 SD 21.9 Methuna Sutta. The seven bonds of sexuality.
A 7.48 SD 8.7 Saññoga Sutta. On sexuality and disengagement.
A 7.49 SD 2.3 Dana Mahapphala Sutta. On the best motivation for giving.
A 7.53 SD 54.5 (Brahma) Tissa Sutta. The knowledge of the gods are limited.
A 7.54 SD 22.16 Dana Siha Sutta. The visible fruits of giving & general S?ha’s lion roar [previously SD 45.3]
A 7.58 SD 4.11 Pacala Sutta. Eight ways of overcoming drowsiness.
A 7.58a SD 2.11a (Punna) Metta Sutta. The spiritual benefit of lovingkindness meditation.
A 7.59 SD 90.3 Bhariya Sutta. Seven kinds of wives.
A 7.60 *** Kodhana Sutta. [see SD 31.5 Intro]
A 7.62 SD 67.3 (Satta) Suriya Sutta. The end of the universe and its significance.
A 7.64 SD 30.10 Dhammaññu Sutta. The qualities of the true individual.
A 7.65 *** Paricchatakupama Sutta.
A 7.67 SD 15.2 Bhavana Sutta. How to meditate. = Vasijata Sutta (S 22.101)
A 7.68 *** Aggi-k,khandhûpama Sutta.
A 7.70 SD 16.17 Araka Sutta. Life is short: it’s time to awaken.
A 8.1 SD 30.6 Attha Mettanisamsa Sutta. The 8 benefits of lovingkindness cultivation.
A 8.5 SD 42.2a (Sankhitta) Lokadhamma Sutta. The eight uncertainties of life.
A 8.6 SD 42.2b (Vitthara) Lokadhamma Sutta. The eight uncertainties of life.
A 8.8 *** Uttara Sutta. ***
A 8.9 *** Nanda Sutta. ***
A 8.11 *** ***
A 8.12 SD 71.5 (Licchavi) Siha Sutta. The conversion of general S?ha.
A 8.14 SD 7.9 Khalunka Sutta. Psychological defence mechanisms.
A 8.16 SD 46.7 Duta Sutta. The qualities of a messenger or counsellor.
A 8.20 SD 59.2 (Samudda) Uposatha Sutta 1. The parable of the great ocean. = U5.5.
A 8.21 SD 70.3 (Vesalika) Ugga Sutta. ***
A 8.22 *** (Hatthi,gamaka) Ugga Sutta. ***
A 8.25 SD 6.3 (Upasaka) Mahanama Sutta. What makes a lay follower?
A 8.26 *** (Upasaka) Jivaka Sutta.
A 8.30 SD 19.5 Anuruddha Mahavitakka Sutta. The joy of the spiritual life.
A 8.31-33 SD 6.6 (Attha) Dana Sutta (SD 6.6a). On the motives behind giving. (A 8.31-33 = SD 6.6)
A 8.32 SD 6.6b Dana Sutta 2. Faith, moral shame, generosity. (A 8.31-33 = SD 6.6)
A 8.33 SD 6.6c Dana Vatthu Sutta. The motives behind giving. (A 8.31-33 = SD 6.6)
A 8.35 SD 23.12 Danûpapatti Sutta. The morally virtuous who give can choose their rebirth.
A 8.36 SD 22.17 Puññakiriyavatthu Sutta. Benefits of practicing giving,moral virtue and meditation
A 8.37 SD 23.7 (3.1) (Sankhitta) Sappurisadana Sutta. The giving of a true individual (in brief).
A 8.37 *** (Sankhitta) Sappurisa,dana Sutta. The giving of a true individual (in brief).
A 8.38 SD 23.7 (3.1) Sappurisa Sutta. The qualities of the true lay individual.
A 8.38 SD 30.10 (3.2) Sappurisa Sutta. The true individual benefits everyone.
A 8.40 SD 6.5 Sabbalahusa Sutta. The result of breaking the precepts.
A 8.48 SD 5.3 Nakulamata Sutta. How women can be reborn amongst the devas.
A 8.54 SD 5.10 Dighajanu Sutta or Vyagghapajja Sutta. The layman’s welfare.
A 8.59 SD 15.10a Atthapuggala Sutta. Recollection of the 9 virtues of the Noble Sangha.
A 8.62 SD 46.5 Alam Sutta. The qualities of a Dharma worker.
A 8.63 SD 46.6 Sankhitta Dhamma Sutta. The disciples’s training (in brief).
A 8.64 *** Gaya Sutta. The Bodhisattva’s vision of light.
A 8.70 *** Bhumi,cala Sutta. ***
A 8.73 SD 48.5 Marana Sati Sutta 1. ***
A 8.74 SD 48.6 Marana Sati Sutta 2. ***
A 8.86 *** Yasa Sutta.
A 9.1 ** Sambodha,pakkhika Dhamma Sutta. ***
A 9.3 SD 34.2 Meghiya Sutta. Spiritual friendship is conducive to mental development. = U 4.1
A 9.4 *** Nandaka Sutta. ***
A 9.5 SD 2.21 Sangaha Bala Sutta. How to free yourself from five common fears.
A 9.11 SD 28.2a Vuttha Vassavasa Sutta or Vuttha Sutta or Nada Sutta or Sihanada Sutta . On humility in spiritual friendship.
A 9.12 SD 3.3(3) Saupadisesa Sutta. The 9 types of sekha saints. See under Essays, SD 3.3(3).
A 9.13 *** (Kamma) Maha Kotthita Sutta. The reward of the holy life is not good karma, but liberation.
A 9.15 SD 29.15 Ganda Sutta. The nine bodily openings.
A 9.17 SD 37.11 (Navaka Upagantabba) Kula Sutta. Nine conditions when a family may be approached.
A 9.20 SD 16.6 Velama Sutta. On right giving and the highest thought.
A 9.24 *** Nava Sattavasa Sutta. ***
A 9.34 SD 55.1 (Sariputta) Nibbana Sutta. Nirvana is happiness beyond feeling.
A 9.35 SD 24.3 Pabbateyya Gavi Sutta or Gavi Upama Sutta. How to progress into the dhyanas.
A 9.36 SD 33.8 (Asava-k,khaya) Jhana Sutta. The dhyanas leading to spiritual liberation.
A 9.38 SD 35.2 Lokayatika Brahmana Sutta. The world’s end cannot be reached by going.
A 9.42 SD 33.2 (Pañcala,canda) Sambadha Sutta. The Buddha is the discoverer of dhyana.
A 9.68 SD 2.20 Panca Gati Sutta. The 5 realms of sentient existence.
A 10.2 SD 41.6 Cetanakaraniya Sutta. Spirituality arises naturally with moral virtue.
A 10.29 SD 16.15 Kosala Sutta 1. Even the best or highest, except nirvana, is impermanent.
A 10.30 *** Kosala Sutta 2. ***
A 10.48 *** Pabbajita Abhinha Sutta. ***
A 10.51 SD 5.13 (Sattha) Sacitta Sutta. On self-review.
A 10.55 SD 43.5 Parihana Sutta. On spiritual decline and spiritual growth.
A 10.60 SD 19.16 Girimananda Sutta. The 10 meditations for the sick.
A 10.61 SD 31.10 (Ahara) Avijja Sutta. Conditions giving rise to ignorance and to liberation.
A 10.62 SD 31.11 (Ahara) Tanha Sutta. Conditions giving rise to craving and to liberation.
A 10.63 SD 3.3(1.2) Nittha Sutta. Five kinds of saints. See under Essays.
A 10.67 *** Nalaka,pana Sutta 1. ***
A 10.68 *** Nalaka,pana Sutta 2. ***
A 10.76 SD 2.4 (Abhabba) Tayodhamma Sutta. Why and how to practice the spiritual life.
A 10.78 *** (Asaddhamma) Nigantha Sutta. ***
A 10.86 SD 12.15 Aññâdhikarana Sutta. Mere book learning does not lead to liberation.
A 10.92 *** Bhaya Vera S (A 10.92/5:182-184) = Pañca Vera S (S 55.28/5:387-389).
A 10.93 *** (Anathapindika) Ditthi Sutta.
A 10.99 SD 30.9 (Durabhisambhava) Upali Sutta. Upali is advised not to live the solitary forest life.
A 10.117 SD 18.7 (8.2) (Kammapatha) Sangarava Sutta. The river-banks as the courses of action.
A 10.169 SD 18.7 (8.2) (Magga) Sangarava Sutta. The river-banks as the eightfold path.
A 10.174 SD 15.11 (1) Kamma Nidana Sutta. The negative root causes of karma.
A 10.174 SD 18.8 (Akusala) Kamma Nidana Sutta. The negative root causes of karma.
A 10.175 *** Cunda (Kammara,puta) Sutta.
A 10.177 SD 2.6a Saddha Janussoni Sutta. Who can benefit from dedication of merits?
A 10.200 *** Niraya Sagga Sutta 1.
A 10.201 *** Niraya Sagga Sutta 2.
A 10.205 SD 39.7 Samsappaniya Pariyaya Sutta. Karma is like the crawling of an infant.
A 10.206 SD 3.9 (Kusalâkusala) Sañcetanika Sutta 1. How karma is destroyed. = A 10.208.
A 10.207 SD [3.9] (Kusalâkusala) Sañcetanika Sutta 2 = A 10.206.
A 10.208 SD 2.10 (Karajakaya) Brahmavihara Sutta or Karajakaya Sutta. How to become God-like.
A 11.10 *** Saddha Sutta.
A 11.11 *** Moranivapa Sutta.
A 11.15 *** Subhuti Sutta.
A 11.16 SD 2.15 Ekadasa Mettanisamsa Sutta. The 11 benefits of cultivating lovingkindness.
A 11.17 SD 41.2 Dasama Gahapati Sutta = Atthaka,nagara Sutta (M 52).
A 11.18 *** Gopalaka Sutta.

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