Parivīmaṁsanasutta
An Inquiry
A mendicant should thoroughly investigate the causes of suffering in accordance with dependent origination. If someone who still has ignorance makes a choice, their consciousness fares on to a suitable state of existence. But one who has eradicated ignorance is detached and is not reborn anywhere.
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Upādānasutta
Grasping
Craving increases when you linger on pleasing things that stimulate grasping, illustrated with the simile of a bonfire.
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Saṁyojanasutta
Fetters
Craving increases when you linger on pleasing things that stimulate fetters, illustrated with the simile of a lamp.
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Dutiyasaṁyojanasutta
Fetters (2nd)
Craving increases when you linger on pleasing things that stimulate fetters, illustrated with the simile of a lamp.
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Mahārukkhasutta
A Great Tree
Craving increases when you linger on pleasing things that stimulate grasping, illustrated with the simile of a tree.
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Dutiyamahārukkhasutta
A Great Tree (2nd)
Craving increases when you linger on pleasing things that stimulate grasping, illustrated with the simile of a tree.
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Taruṇarukkhasutta
A Sapling
Craving increases when you linger on pleasing things that stimulate fetters, illustrated with the simile of a sapling.
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Nāmarūpasutta
Name and Form
The mental and physical organism is reborn when you linger on pleasing things that stimulate fetters, illustrated with the simile of a tree.
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Viññāṇasutta
Consciousness
Consciousness is reborn when you linger on pleasing things that stimulate fetters, illustrated with the simile of a tree.
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Nidānasutta
Causation
When Ānanda suggests that dependent origination is simple, the Buddha rebukes him. The opening of this is similar to DN 15 Mahānidāna.