Ñātasutta
AN 3.11
Well-known
What well-known mendicants should encourage.
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Sāraṇīyasutta
AN 3.12
Commemoration
Places that should be commemorated by kings and mendicants.
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Āsaṁsasutta
AN 3.13
Hopes
People who are hopeless, hopeful, and have done away with hope.
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Cakkavattisutta
AN 3.14
The Wheel-Turning Monarch
Wheel-turning Monarchs and Buddhas both rely on principle as authority.
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Sacetanasutta
AN 3.15
About Pacetana
Quality takes time: the parable of the chariot-maker.
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Apaṇṇakasutta
AN 3.16
Unfailing
Practices that can’t fail.
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Attabyābādhasutta
AN 3.17
Hurting Yourself
Hurting yourself and others.
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Devalokasutta
AN 3.18
The Realm of the Gods
Spiritual practice isn’t for rebirth in heaven.
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Paṭhamapāpaṇikasutta
AN 3.19
A Shopkeeper (1st)
Shopkeepers and mendicants both have to work hard.
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Dutiyapāpaṇikasutta
AN 3.20
A Shopkeeper (2nd)
Shopkeepers and mendicants both have to be clever, responsible, and well supported.