Phật Giáo Theravāda – Dhamma Bậc Giác Ngộ Chỉ Dạy Được Các Bậc Trưởng Lão Gìn Giữ & Lưu Truyền

INTRODUCTION TO THE POṬṬHAPĀDA SUTTA This Sutta, beginning with a discussion on the mystery of trance, passes over, by a natural transition,

INTRODUCTION TO THE KASSAPA-SĪHANĀDA SUTTA. IN this Sutta the Buddha, in conversation with a naked ascetic, explains his position as regards asceticism—so

VII. JĀLIYA SUTTA. [IS THE SOUL DISTINCT FROM THE BODY?] [This Sutta having been incorporated, word for word, as Sections 15-19,

INTRODUCTION TO THE MAHĀLI SUTTA THE form of this Sutta is remarkable. We have two distinct subjects discussed. First the question of

INTRODUCTION TO THE KŪṬADANTA SUTTA WHOEVER put this Sutta together must have been deeply imbued with the spirit of subtle irony that

DĪGHA NIKĀYA IV – INTRODUCTION TO THE SOṆADAṆḌA SUTTA THIS Dialogue comes very appropriately immediately after the Ambaṭṭha. That dealt with the

INTRODUCTION TO THE AMBAṬṬHA SUTTA THIS is one of several Suttas (mentioned in the notes to the celebrated verse quoted at the

Nội Dung Chính1. Dīgha NikāyaINTRODUCTION[II] . SĀMAÑÑA-PHALA SUTTA – [THE FRUITS OF THE LIFE OF A RECLUSE] [15]Notes 1. Dīgha Nikāya INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TO THE BRAHMA-JĀLA SUTTA The phase of beliefs which this Suttanta is intended to meet, into which its argument fits, has