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| − | 1. [[Upakkilesa Sutta]].-[[Preached]] at [[Pācīnavamsadāya]] to [[Anuruddha]], [[Nandiya]] and [[Kimbila]]. It was at the time of the quarrel of the [[Kosambī]] [[monks]]; the [[Buddha]], in search of quietness, goes to Bālakalonaka | + | 1. [[Upakkilesa Sutta]].-[[Preached]] at [[Pācīnavamsadāya]] to [[Anuruddha]], [[Nandiya]] and [[Kimbila]]. It was at the time of the quarrel of the [[Kosambī]] [[monks]]; the [[Buddha]], in search of quietness, goes to [[Bālakalonaka]]preaches there to [[Bhagu]] and proceeds to [[Pācīnavamsadāya]], where he tells his cousins how they should develop [[meditation]], getting rid of all [[obstacles]]. M.iii.152ff. The verses of the [[sutta]] are also found in the [[Vinaya]] version (i.349ff). Some of the verses are included in the [[Dhammapada]] (vv.328-30) and in the [[Khaggavisāna Butts]] of the [[Sutta Nipāta]] (vv.11, 12). |
| − | 2. [[Upakkilesa Sutta]].-{{Wiki|Gold}} ore must be [[purified]] from all its dross before it can be used for making ornaments, etc.; similarly, the [[mind]] must be freed from its [[impurities]] - the five nīvaranas - before it can be used for acquiring the [[higher knowledge]] (A.iii.16-19). | + | 2. [[Upakkilesa Sutta]].-{{Wiki|Gold}} ore must be [[purified]] from all its dross before it can be used for making ornaments, etc.; similarly, the [[mind]] must be freed from its [[impurities]] - the five [[nīvaranas]] - before it can be used for acquiring the [[higher knowledge]] (A.iii.16-19). |
3. [[Upakkilesa Sutta]].-Four things prevent the {{Wiki|sun}} and the [[moon]] from shining with their full [[brilliance]] - clouds, mist, smoke and dust and [[Rāhu]]. Similarly four things {{Wiki|diminish}} the holiness of [[ascetics]] and recluses - [[intoxicants]], {{Wiki|sex}}, [[money]] and [[wrong livelihood]] (A.ii.53f). | 3. [[Upakkilesa Sutta]].-Four things prevent the {{Wiki|sun}} and the [[moon]] from shining with their full [[brilliance]] - clouds, mist, smoke and dust and [[Rāhu]]. Similarly four things {{Wiki|diminish}} the holiness of [[ascetics]] and recluses - [[intoxicants]], {{Wiki|sex}}, [[money]] and [[wrong livelihood]] (A.ii.53f). | ||
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| + | 1. [[Upakkilesa Sutta]] - [[Preached]] at [[Pacinavamsadaya]] to [[Anuruddha]], [[Nandiya]] and [[Kimbila]]. It was at the time of the quarrel of the [[Kosambi]] [[monks]]; the [[Buddha]], in search of quietness, goes to [[Balakalonaka]], preaches there to [[Bhagu]] and proceeds to [[Pacinavamsadaya]], where he tells his cousins how they should develop [[meditation]], getting rid of all [[obstacles]]. M.iii.152ff. The verses of the [[sutta]] are also found in the [[Vinaya]] version (i.349ff). Some of the verses are included in the [[Dhammapada]] (vv.328-30) and in the [[Khaggavisana Butts]] of the [[Sutta Nipata]] (vv.11, 12). | ||
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| + | 2. [[Upakkilesa Sutta]] - {{Wiki|Gold}} ore must be [[purified]] from all its dross before it can be used for making ornaments, etc.; similarly, the [[mind]] must be freed from its [[impurities]] - the five [[nivaranas]] - before it can be used for acquiring the [[higher knowledge]] (A.iii.16-19). | ||
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| + | 3. [[Upakkilesa Sutta]] - Four things prevent the {{Wiki|sun}} and the [[moon]] from shining with their full [[brilliance]] - clouds, mist, smoke and dust and [[Rahu]]. Similarly four things {{Wiki|diminish}} the holiness of [[ascetics]] and recluses - [[intoxicants]], {{Wiki|sex}}, [[money]] and [[wrong livelihood]] (A.ii.53f). | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:10, 1 November 2015
1. Upakkilesa Sutta.-Preached at Pācīnavamsadāya to Anuruddha, Nandiya and Kimbila. It was at the time of the quarrel of the Kosambī monks; the Buddha, in search of quietness, goes to Bālakalonakapreaches there to Bhagu and proceeds to Pācīnavamsadāya, where he tells his cousins how they should develop meditation, getting rid of all obstacles. M.iii.152ff. The verses of the sutta are also found in the Vinaya version (i.349ff). Some of the verses are included in the Dhammapada (vv.328-30) and in the Khaggavisāna Butts of the Sutta Nipāta (vv.11, 12).
2. Upakkilesa Sutta.-Gold ore must be purified from all its dross before it can be used for making ornaments, etc.; similarly, the mind must be freed from its impurities - the five nīvaranas - before it can be used for acquiring the higher knowledge (A.iii.16-19).
3. Upakkilesa Sutta.-Four things prevent the sun and the moon from shining with their full brilliance - clouds, mist, smoke and dust and Rāhu. Similarly four things diminish the holiness of ascetics and recluses - intoxicants, sex, money and wrong livelihood (A.ii.53f).
1. Upakkilesa Sutta - Preached at Pacinavamsadaya to Anuruddha, Nandiya and Kimbila. It was at the time of the quarrel of the Kosambi monks; the Buddha, in search of quietness, goes to Balakalonaka, preaches there to Bhagu and proceeds to Pacinavamsadaya, where he tells his cousins how they should develop meditation, getting rid of all obstacles. M.iii.152ff. The verses of the sutta are also found in the Vinaya version (i.349ff). Some of the verses are included in the Dhammapada (vv.328-30) and in the Khaggavisana Butts of the Sutta Nipata (vv.11, 12).
2. Upakkilesa Sutta - Gold ore must be purified from all its dross before it can be used for making ornaments, etc.; similarly, the mind must be freed from its impurities - the five nivaranas - before it can be used for acquiring the higher knowledge (A.iii.16-19).
3. Upakkilesa Sutta - Four things prevent the sun and the moon from shining with their full brilliance - clouds, mist, smoke and dust and Rahu. Similarly four things diminish the holiness of ascetics and recluses - intoxicants, sex, money and wrong livelihood (A.ii.53f).
