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| − | [[ānupubbī-kathā]]: [[Gradual instruction]]. The [[Buddha's]] method of [[teaching]] ''[[Dhamma]]'' that guides his listeners progressively through increasingly advanced topics: [[generosity]] (see ''[[dāna]]''), [[virtue]] (see ''[[sīla]]''), [[heavens]], [[drawbacks]], [[renunciation]], and the [[four noble truths]]. | + | [[ānupubbī-kathā]]: [[Gradual instruction]]. The [[Buddha's]] method of [[teaching]] ''[[Dhamma]]'' that guides his [[listeners]] progressively through increasingly advanced topics: [[generosity]] (see ''[[dāna]]''), [[virtue]] (see ''[[sīla]]''), [[heavens]], [[drawbacks]], [[renunciation]], and the [[four noble truths]]. |
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Latest revision as of 22:51, 26 January 2015
ānupubbī-kathā: Gradual instruction. The Buddha's method of teaching Dhamma that guides his listeners progressively through increasingly advanced topics: generosity (see dāna), virtue (see sīla), heavens, drawbacks, renunciation, and the four noble truths.
