Buddham Dhammam

Dutiyacetovimuttiphalasutta

AN 5.72

Freedom of Heart is the Fruit (2nd)

Five meditations lead to freedom. The Buddha supplies five similes, which subtly illustrate five aspects of awakening.

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Paṭhamadhammavihārīsutta

AN 5.73

One Who Lives by the Teaching (1st)

The difference between someone who merely studies the letter of the Dharma, and someone who truly lives by it.

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Dutiyadhammavihārīsutta

AN 5.74

One Who Lives by the Teaching (2nd)

The difference between someone who merely studies the letter of the Dharma, and someone who truly lives by it.

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Paṭhamayodhājīvasutta

AN 5.75

Warriors (1st)

Some warriors, like some monks, falter before the threat of battle, while others emerge victorious.

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Dutiyayodhājīvasutta

AN 5.76

Warriors (2nd)

Some warriors, like some monks, are killed or injured in battle, while others emerge victorious.

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Paṭhamaanāgatabhayasutta

AN 5.77

Future Perils (1st)

The dangers of living in a wilderness among wild beasts and so on.

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Dutiyaanāgatabhayasutta

AN 5.78

Future Perils (2nd)

The uncertainties of life may prevent your practice.

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Tatiyaanāgatabhayasutta

AN 5.79

Future Perils (3rd)

When the teachers and leaders of the Saṅgha are not well practiced, their weakness will be passed down the generations.

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Catutthaanāgatabhayasutta

AN 5.80

Future Perils (4th)

The Saṅgha may forsake the simple life and indulge in luxuries.

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