The Buddha explains the six internal sense bases, six external sense bases, six consciousnesses, six contacts, six feelings, and six cravings, and how understanding them leads to liberation.
The Buddha elaborates on the six sense fields, their objects, consciousness, contact, feeling, and craving, and how understanding them leads to the end of suffering.
The Buddha notices Venerable Sāriputta's glowing complexion, which is the result of his deep meditation. He then presents a series of reflections by which a mendicant can be sure that they are worthy of their alms-food.
A brahmin teacher advocates that purification of the senses consists in simply avoiding seeing and hearing things. The Buddha explains that it is not about avoiding sense experience, but understanding it and learning to not be...