Introduction A young Brahmin disciple told the Buddha that his teacher taught him not to see forms with the eye
Indriyabhavana Sutta, Meditation on the Senses, Majjhima Nikaya 152 Read More »
Introduction Soon after the Buddha left his body, his closest disciple, Ananda, was asked to organize the teachings. The request
Во времена Будды поиск духовного смысла объединял многих отшельников, что служило благодатной почвой для общения и дискуссий. Однако случалось и
ДН 25, Удумбарика сиханада сутта | Иллюстрированные буддийские сутты Read More »
Methods for Stopping vicious thoughts — MN 20 Once, the Buddha told his disciples about the five methods for interrupting
Methods for Stopping vicious thoughts — MN 20 Read More »
Introduction The King of Magadha, Ajatasattu Vedehiputta, delighted by the beautiful moonlit night, decides to visit a holy man and
2. Samanñāphala Sutta (The Fruits of Hermitage) Read More »
Introduction The brahmin Sonadanda, seeing from the upper terrace of his house a group of brahmins heading toward the Buddha,
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Kevaddha’s Request One day, when the Blessed One was staying in the village of Nalanda, a layman named Kevaddha approached
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The name of the sutta The literal translation of the sutta’s title is “Shall Anyone Desire.” The Buddha explains the
Akankhya Sutta, Fulfilment of Noble Desires, Majjhima Nikaya 6 Read More »
This sutta is the final in a series of three accounts of the teachings the ascetic Vaccha received from the
Mahavacchagotta Sutta, The Great Instruction of Vaccha, MN 73 Read More »