Yodhājīvasutta
A Warrior
Three ways a mendicant is like a king’s warrior.
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Parisāsutta
Assemblies
Educated in fancy talk, in questioning, or to the fullest extent.
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Mittasutta
A Friend
A good friend does what’s hard.
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Uppādāsutta
Arising
Impermanence, suffering, and not-self are natural laws discovered by the Buddha.
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Kesakambalasutta
A Hair Blanket
The teacher called Makkhali is the worst of all, like a hair blanket.
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Sampadāsutta
Accomplishment
Success in faith, morality, and wisdom.
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Vuddhisutta
Growth
Growth in faith, morality, and wisdom.
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Assakhaḷuṅkasutta
A Wild Colt
Training people is like training wild horses.
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Assaparassasutta
Excellent Horses
Training people is like training good horses.
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Assājānīyasutta
The Thoroughbred
Training people is like training thoroughbred horses.
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Paṭhamamoranivāpasutta
At the Peacocks’ Feeding Ground (1st)
The ultimate end, the ultimate sanctuary, the ultimate spiritual life, the ultimate goal: the three trainings.
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Dutiyamoranivāpasutta
At the Peacocks’ Feeding Ground (2nd)
The ultimate end, the ultimate sanctuary, the ultimate spiritual life, the ultimate goal: the three wonders.
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Tatiyamoranivāpasutta
At the Peacocks’ Feeding Ground (3rd)
The ultimate end, the ultimate sanctuary, the ultimate spiritual life, the ultimate goal: view, knowledge, freedom.