Buddham Dhammam

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PAÑCATTAYASUTTA

MN 102

The Five and Three

A middle length version of the more famous Brahmajāla Sutta (DN1), this surveys a range of speculative views and dismisses them all.

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KINTI SUTTA

MN 103

Is This What You Think Of Me?

The Buddha asks the monks if they have any complaints about him, and then teaches them how to live in harmony.

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Bhikkhu Bodhi

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SĀLEYYAKA SUTTA

MN 104

At Sāleyya

The Buddha teaches the ten courses of skillful action to the brahmins of Sāleyya.

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Bhikkhu Bodhi

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VERAÑJAKA SUTTA

MN 105

At Verañjā

The Buddha teaches the ten courses of skillful action to the householders of Verañjā.

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ARAṆAVIBHAṄGA SUTTA

MN 106

The Way to the Immovable

The Buddha teaches the path to the imperturbable, which is freedom from all suffering.

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GAṆAKAMOGGALLĀNA SUTTA

MN 107

With Gaṇaka Moggallāna

The Buddha explains the gradual training to Gaṇaka Moggallāna.

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GOPAKAMOGGALLĀNA SUTTA

MN 108

With Gopaka Moggallāna

After the Buddha's passing, Ānanda explains to Gopaka Moggallāna how the Saṅgha maintains its unity and continues the teaching.

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Bhikkhu Bodhi

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MAHĀPUṆṆAMA SUTTA

MN 109

The Great Discourse on the Full Moon

The Buddha teaches about the five aggregates and the path to their cessation.

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CŪĻAPUṆṆAMA SUTTA

MN 110

The Discourse on the Full Moon

The Buddha teaches about the qualities of a good person and a bad person.

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