Tiṭhānasutta
In Three Particulars
A comparison of the people of India, of Uttarakuru, and of the heaven of the Thirty-Three.
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Assakhaḷuṅkasutta
A Wild Colt
Nine kinds of horses are compared with nine kinds of monks.
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Taṇhāmūlakasutta
Rooted in Craving
Nine things that are rooted in craving.
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Sattāvāsasutta
Abodes of Sentient Beings
Nine realms into which sentient beings may be reborn.
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Paññāsutta
Consolidated by Wisdom
Nine reflections by which a mendicant knows their mind has wisdom.
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Silāyūpasutta
The Simile of the Stone Pillar
Venerables Candikāputta and Sāriputta differ in their interpretation of a teaching proposed by the notorious schismatic Devadatta.
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Paṭhamaverasutta
Fears and Enmities (1st)
A householder who has eliminated the perils that come with breaking the five precepts, and possesses the four factors of stream-entry is freed from lower rebirths.
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Dutiyaverasutta
Fears and Enmities (2nd)
A householder who has eliminated the perils that come with breaking the five precepts, and possesses the four factors of stream-entry is freed from lower rebirths.
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Āghātavatthusutta
Grounds for Resentment
Nine grounds for resentment.
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Āghātapaṭivinayasutta
Getting Rid of Resentment
Nine ways of removing resentment.
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Anupubbanirodhasutta
Progressive Cessations
Nine meditative states, each of which arises from the cessation of something present in the previous state.