Suddhikasutta
Plain Version
Cloud gods may live in cool clouds, warm clouds, storm clouds, wind clouds, or rain clouds.
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Sucaritasutta
Good Conduct
Someone of good conduct and appropriate aspiration may be reborn as a cloud god.
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Sītavalāhakadānūpakārasuttadasaka
Ten Discourses On How Giving Helps to Become a Cool Thundercloud God
Someone of good conduct and appropriate aspiration may be reborn as a cloud god in a cool cloud if they give various gifts.
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Uṇhavalāhakadānūpakārasutta
How Giving Helps to Become a Warm Thundercloud God, Etc.
Someone of good conduct and appropriate aspiration may be reborn as a cloud god living in various kinds of cloud if they give various gifts.
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Sītavalāhakasutta
Gods of the Cool Thunderclouds
When the cool cloud gods decide to revel in their own element, the weather becomes cool.
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Uṇhavalāhakasutta
Gods of the Warm Thunderclouds
When the warm cloud gods decide to revel in their own element, the weather becomes warm.
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Abbhavalāhakasutta
Gods of the Stormy Thunderclouds
When the storm cloud gods decide to revel in their own element, the weather becomes stormy.
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Vātavalāhakasutta
Gods of the Windy Thunderclouds
When the wind cloud gods decide to revel in their own element, the weather becomes windy.
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Vassavalāhakasutta
Gods of the Rainy Thunderclouds
When the rain cloud gods decide to revel in their own element, the weather becomes rainy