Buddham Dhammam

Dukkhasutta

SN 22.13

Suffering

Because the aggregates are suffering, a noble disciple becomes disillusioned with them.

Translations

Anattasutta

SN 22.14

Not-Self

Because the aggregates are not-self, a noble disciple becomes disillusioned with them.

Translations

Yadaniccasutta

SN 22.15

That Which is Impermanent

One should truly understand the five aggregates as impermanent, etc.

Translations

Yaṁdukkhasutta

SN 22.16

That Which is Suffering

One should truly understand the five aggregates as suffering, etc.

Translations

Yadanattāsutta

SN 22.17

That Which is Not-Self

One should truly understand the five aggregates as not-self.

Translations

Sahetuaniccasutta

SN 22.18

Impermanence With Its Cause

Since the causes of the aggregates are impermanent, how can the aggregates be permanent?

Translations

Sahetudukkhasutta

SN 22.19

Suffering With Its Cause

Since the causes of the aggregates are suffering, how can the aggregates be free of suffering?

Translations

Sahetuanattasutta

SN 22.20

Not-Self With Its Cause

Since the causes of the aggregates are not-self, how can the aggregates be self?

Translations

Ānandasutta

SN 22.21

With Ānanda

Ānanda asks the Buddha what exactly is meant when we say that things cease. The Buddha explains it as the cessation of the aggregates.

Translations