Nakhasikhāsutta
A Fingernail
As a bit of dirt under a nail compared to the whole earth, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.
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Pokkharaṇīsutta
A Lotus Pond
As a drop of water on a blade of grass compared to a massive dam, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.
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Paṭhamasambhejjasutta
Where the Waters Join Together (1st)
As a few drops of water compared to the confluence of great rivers, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.
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Dutiyasambhejjasutta
Where the Waters Join Together (2nd)
As a few drops of water compared to confluence of the great rivers, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.
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Paṭhamamahāpathavīsutta
The Earth (1st)
As a few jujube seeds compared to the great earth, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.
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Dutiyamahāpathavīsutta
The Earth (2nd)
As a few jujube seeds compared to the great earth, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.
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Paṭhamamahāsamuddasutta
The Ocean (1st)
As a few drops of water compared to the ocean, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.
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Dutiyamahāsamuddasutta
The Ocean (2nd)
As a few drops of water compared to the ocean, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.
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Paṭhamapabbatūpamasutta
A Mountain (1st)
As seven bits of gravel are smaller than the Himalayas, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.
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Dutiyapabbatūpamasutta
A Mountain (2nd)
As seven bits of gravel are smaller than the Himalayas, so is the suffering remaining to one who has seen the four noble truths.