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Aṅguttara Nikāya

Pāli canon · Numerical discourses

Book 131 texts
  1. AN 1.1-10The Chapter on What Occupies the Mind
  2. AN 1.11-20The Chapter on Giving Up the Hindrances
  3. AN 1.21-30The Chapter on the Unworkable
  4. AN 1.31-40The Chapter on the Untamed
  5. AN 1.41-50The Chapter on a Spike
  6. AN 1.51-60The Chapter on a Finger-Snap
  7. AN 1.61-70The Chapter on Arousing Energy
  8. AN 1.71-81The Chapter on Good Friends
  9. AN 1.82-97The Chapter on Negligence
  10. AN 1.98-139The Chapter on Negligence (2nd)
  11. AN 1.140-149The Chapter on Not the Teaching
  12. AN 1.150-169The Chapter on Non-offense
  13. AN 1.170-187The Chapter on One Individual
  14. AN 1.188-197Chapter One
  15. AN 1.198-208Chapter Two
  16. AN 1.209-218Chapter Three
  17. AN 1.219-234Chapter Four
  18. AN 1.235-247Chapter Five
  19. AN 1.248-257Chapter Six
  20. AN 1.258-267Chapter Seven
  21. AN 1.268-277Chapter One
  22. AN 1.278-286Chapter Two
  23. AN 1.287-295Chapter Three
  24. AN 1.296-305Chapter One
  25. AN 1.306-315Chapter Two
  26. AN 1.316-332Chapter Three
  27. AN 1.333-377Chapter Four
  28. AN 1.378-393The Chapter on Inspiring Qualities
  29. AN 1.394-574Another Chapter on a Finger-Snap
  30. AN 1.575-615The Chapter on Mindfulness of the Body
  31. AN 1.616-627The Chapter on Freedom From Death
Book 219 texts
  1. AN 2.1-10The Chapter on Punishments
  2. AN 2.11-20The Chapter on Disciplinary Issues
  3. AN 2.21-31The Chapter on Fools
  4. AN 2.32-41The Chapter on the Peaceful Mind
  5. AN 2.42-51The Chapter on Assemblies
  6. AN 2.52-63The Chapter on Individuals
  7. AN 2.64-76The Chapter on Happiness
  8. AN 2.77-86The Chapter with a Basis
  9. AN 2.87-97The Chapter on Two Things
  10. AN 2.98-117The Chapter on Fools
  11. AN 2.118-129The Chapter on Hopes That Are Hard to Give Up
  12. AN 2.130-140The Chapter on Aspiration
  13. AN 2.141-150The Chapter on Giving
  14. AN 2.151-162The Chapter on Welcome
  15. AN 2.163-179The Chapter on Attainment
  16. AN 2.180-229The Chapter of Abbreviated Texts Beginning With Anger
  17. AN 2.230-279The Chapter of Abbreviated Texts Beginning With the Unskillful
  18. AN 2.280-309The Chapter of Abbreviated Texts on Monastic Law
  19. AN 2.310-479The Chapter of Abbreviated Texts Beginning with Greed
Book 3158 texts
  1. AN 3.1Perils
  2. AN 3.2Characteristics
  3. AN 3.3Thinking
  4. AN 3.4Mistakes
  5. AN 3.5Irrational
  6. AN 3.6Unskillful
  7. AN 3.7Blameworthy
  8. AN 3.8Hurtful
  9. AN 3.9Broken
  10. AN 3.10Stains
  11. AN 3.11Well-known
  12. AN 3.12Commemoration
  13. AN 3.13Hopes
  14. AN 3.14The Wheel-Turning Monarch
  15. AN 3.15About Pacetana
  16. AN 3.16A Sure Bet
  17. AN 3.17Hurting Yourself
  18. AN 3.18The Realm of the Gods
  19. AN 3.19A Shopkeeper (1st)
  20. AN 3.20A Shopkeeper (2nd)
  21. AN 3.21With Saviṭṭha
  22. AN 3.22Patients
  23. AN 3.23Choices
  24. AN 3.24Very Helpful
  25. AN 3.25Like Diamond
  26. AN 3.26Associates
  27. AN 3.27You Should be Disgusted
  28. AN 3.28Speech like Dung
  29. AN 3.29Blind
  30. AN 3.30Upside-down
  31. AN 3.31With Divinity
  32. AN 3.32With Ānanda
  33. AN 3.33With Sāriputta
  34. AN 3.34Sources
  35. AN 3.35With Hatthaka
  36. AN 3.36Messengers of the Gods
  37. AN 3.37The Four Great Kings (1st)
  38. AN 3.38The Four Great Kings (2nd)
  39. AN 3.39A Delicate Lifestyle
  40. AN 3.40In Charge
  41. AN 3.41Present
  42. AN 3.42Three Grounds
  43. AN 3.43Good Reasons
  44. AN 3.44When Conversation Flows
  45. AN 3.45Recommended by the Astute
  46. AN 3.46Ethical
  47. AN 3.47Characteristics of the Conditioned
  48. AN 3.48The King of Mountains
  49. AN 3.49Keen
  50. AN 3.50A Master Thief
  51. AN 3.51Two Brahmins (1st)
  52. AN 3.52Two Brahmins (2nd)
  53. AN 3.53A Certain Brahmin
  54. AN 3.54A Wanderer
  55. AN 3.55Quenched
  56. AN 3.56Breaking Apart
  57. AN 3.57With Vacchagotta
  58. AN 3.58With Tikaṇṇa
  59. AN 3.59With Jānussoṇi
  60. AN 3.60With Saṅgārava
  61. AN 3.61Sectarian Tenets
  62. AN 3.62Perils
  63. AN 3.63At Venāgapura
  64. AN 3.64With Sarabha
  65. AN 3.65With the Kālāmas of Kesamutta
  66. AN 3.66With Sāḷha and His Friend
  67. AN 3.67Topics of Discussion
  68. AN 3.68Followers of Other Religions
  69. AN 3.69Unskillful Roots
  70. AN 3.70Sabbath
  71. AN 3.71With Channa
  72. AN 3.72A Disciple of the Ājīvakas
  73. AN 3.73With Mahānāma the Sakyan
  74. AN 3.74Jains
  75. AN 3.75Support
  76. AN 3.76Continued Existence (1st)
  77. AN 3.77Continued Existence (2nd)
  78. AN 3.78Precepts and Observances
  79. AN 3.79Fragrances
  80. AN 3.80Lesser
  81. AN 3.81Ascetics
  82. AN 3.82The Donkey
  83. AN 3.83Fields
  84. AN 3.84The Vajji
  85. AN 3.85A Trainee
  86. AN 3.86Training (1st)
  87. AN 3.87Training (2nd)
  88. AN 3.88Training (3rd)
  89. AN 3.89Three Trainings (1st)
  90. AN 3.90Three Trainings (2nd)
  91. AN 3.91At Paṅkadhā
  92. AN 3.92Urgent
  93. AN 3.93Seclusion
  94. AN 3.94Autumn
  95. AN 3.95Assemblies
  96. AN 3.96The Thoroughbred (1st)
  97. AN 3.97The Thoroughbred (2nd)
  98. AN 3.98The Thoroughbred (3rd)
  99. AN 3.99Jute
  100. AN 3.100A Lump of Salt
  101. AN 3.101A Panner
  102. AN 3.102Basis
  103. AN 3.103Before Awakening
  104. AN 3.104Gratification (1st)
  105. AN 3.105Gratification (2nd)
  106. AN 3.106Ascetics and Brahmins
  107. AN 3.107Wailing
  108. AN 3.108Satisfaction
  109. AN 3.109Unprotected
  110. AN 3.110Fallen
  111. AN 3.111Sources (1st)
  112. AN 3.112Sources (2nd)
  113. AN 3.113Bound for Loss
  114. AN 3.114Rare
  115. AN 3.115Immeasurable
  116. AN 3.116Imperturbable
  117. AN 3.117Failures and Accomplishments
  118. AN 3.118Sure-bet Dice
  119. AN 3.119Action
  120. AN 3.120Purity (1st)
  121. AN 3.121Purity (2nd)
  122. AN 3.122Sagacity
  123. AN 3.123At Kusinārā
  124. AN 3.124Arguments
  125. AN 3.125The Gotamaka Shrine
  126. AN 3.126Bharaṇḍu Kālāma
  127. AN 3.127With Hatthaka
  128. AN 3.128Bitter
  129. AN 3.129With Anuruddha (1st)
  130. AN 3.130With Anuruddha (2nd)
  131. AN 3.131Under Cover
  132. AN 3.132Etchings
  133. AN 3.133A Warrior
  134. AN 3.134Assemblies
  135. AN 3.135A Friend
  136. AN 3.136Arising
  137. AN 3.137A Hair Blanket
  138. AN 3.138Accomplishment
  139. AN 3.139Growth
  140. AN 3.140A Wild Colt
  141. AN 3.141Excellent Horses
  142. AN 3.142The Thoroughbred
  143. AN 3.143At the Peacocks’ Feeding Ground (1st)
  144. AN 3.144At the Peacocks’ Feeding Ground (2nd)
  145. AN 3.145At the Peacocks’ Feeding Ground (3rd)
  146. AN 3.146Unskillful
  147. AN 3.147Blameworthy
  148. AN 3.148Unethical
  149. AN 3.149Impure
  150. AN 3.150Broken (1st)
  151. AN 3.151Broken (2nd)
  152. AN 3.152Broken (3rd)
  153. AN 3.153Broken (4th)
  154. AN 3.154Homage
  155. AN 3.155Morning
  156. AN 3.156-162Untitled Discourses on Three Practices
  157. AN 3.163-182Untitled Discourses on Three Qualities
  158. AN 3.183-352Untitled Discourses on Greed, Etc.
Book 4278 texts
  1. AN 4.1Understood
  2. AN 4.2Fallen
  3. AN 4.3Broken (1st)
  4. AN 4.4Broken (2nd)
  5. AN 4.5With the Stream
  6. AN 4.6A Little Learning
  7. AN 4.7Grace
  8. AN 4.8Self-assured
  9. AN 4.9The Arising of Craving
  10. AN 4.10Yokes
  11. AN 4.11Walking
  12. AN 4.12Ethics
  13. AN 4.13Effort
  14. AN 4.14Restraint
  15. AN 4.15Regarded as Foremost
  16. AN 4.16Subtlety
  17. AN 4.17Prejudice (1st)
  18. AN 4.18Prejudice (2nd)
  19. AN 4.19Prejudice (3rd)
  20. AN 4.20A Meal Assigner
  21. AN 4.21At Uruvelā (1st)
  22. AN 4.22At Uruvelā (2nd)
  23. AN 4.23The World
  24. AN 4.24At Kāḷaka’s Monastery
  25. AN 4.25The Spiritual Life
  26. AN 4.26Deceivers
  27. AN 4.27Contentment
  28. AN 4.28The Noble Customs
  29. AN 4.29Footprints of the Dhamma
  30. AN 4.30Wanderers
  31. AN 4.31Situations
  32. AN 4.32Inclusion
  33. AN 4.33The Lion
  34. AN 4.34The Best Kinds of Confidence
  35. AN 4.35With Vassakāra
  36. AN 4.36Doṇa
  37. AN 4.37Non-decline
  38. AN 4.38Withdrawn
  39. AN 4.39With Ujjaya
  40. AN 4.40With Udāyī
  41. AN 4.41Ways of Developing Immersion Further
  42. AN 4.42Ways of Answering Questions
  43. AN 4.43Valuing Anger
  44. AN 4.44Valuing Anger (2nd)
  45. AN 4.45With Rohitassa
  46. AN 4.46With Rohitassa (2nd)
  47. AN 4.47Very Far Apart
  48. AN 4.48With Visākha, Pañcāli’s Son
  49. AN 4.49Perversions
  50. AN 4.50Corruptions
  51. AN 4.51Overflowing Merit
  52. AN 4.52Overflowing Merit (2nd)
  53. AN 4.53Living Together (1st)
  54. AN 4.54Living Together (2nd)
  55. AN 4.55Equality (1st)
  56. AN 4.56Equality (2nd)
  57. AN 4.57Suppavāsā
  58. AN 4.58Sudatta
  59. AN 4.59Food
  60. AN 4.60Lay Practice
  61. AN 4.61Fitting Deeds
  62. AN 4.62Debtlessness
  63. AN 4.63Living with Divinity
  64. AN 4.64Hell
  65. AN 4.65Appearance
  66. AN 4.66Greedy
  67. AN 4.67The Snake King
  68. AN 4.68Devadatta
  69. AN 4.69Effort
  70. AN 4.70Unprincipled
  71. AN 4.71Effort
  72. AN 4.72Right View
  73. AN 4.73A True Person
  74. AN 4.74Best (1st)
  75. AN 4.75Best (2nd)
  76. AN 4.76At Kusinārā
  77. AN 4.77Unthinkable
  78. AN 4.78A Religious Donation
  79. AN 4.79Business
  80. AN 4.80Persia
  81. AN 4.81Killing Living Creatures
  82. AN 4.82Lying
  83. AN 4.83Where Criticism Takes You
  84. AN 4.84Valuing Anger
  85. AN 4.85From Darkness to Darkness
  86. AN 4.86Sunk Low
  87. AN 4.87The Son
  88. AN 4.88Fetters
  89. AN 4.89Right View
  90. AN 4.90Aggregates
  91. AN 4.91Titans
  92. AN 4.92Immersion (1st)
  93. AN 4.93Immersion (2nd)
  94. AN 4.94Immersion (3rd)
  95. AN 4.95A Firebrand
  96. AN 4.96Removing Greed
  97. AN 4.97Quick-witted
  98. AN 4.98To Benefit Oneself
  99. AN 4.99Training Rules
  100. AN 4.100With Potaliya the Wanderer
  101. AN 4.101Clouds (1st)
  102. AN 4.102Clouds (2nd)
  103. AN 4.103Pots
  104. AN 4.104Lakes
  105. AN 4.105Mangoes
  106. AN 4.106Mangoes (2nd)
  107. AN 4.107Mice
  108. AN 4.108Oxen
  109. AN 4.109Trees
  110. AN 4.110Vipers
  111. AN 4.111With Kesi
  112. AN 4.112Speed
  113. AN 4.113The Goad
  114. AN 4.114A Royal Elephant
  115. AN 4.115Things
  116. AN 4.116Diligence
  117. AN 4.117Guarding
  118. AN 4.118Inspiring
  119. AN 4.119Perils (1st)
  120. AN 4.120Perils (2nd)
  121. AN 4.121Guilt
  122. AN 4.122The Danger of Waves
  123. AN 4.123Difference (1st)
  124. AN 4.124Difference (2nd)
  125. AN 4.125Love (1st)
  126. AN 4.126Love (2nd)
  127. AN 4.127Incredible Things About the Realized One (1st)
  128. AN 4.128Incredible Things About the Realized One (2nd)
  129. AN 4.129Incredible Things About Ānanda
  130. AN 4.130Incredible Things About the Wheel-Turning Monarch
  131. AN 4.131Fetters
  132. AN 4.132Eloquence
  133. AN 4.133One Who Understands Immediately
  134. AN 4.134The Fruits of Initiative
  135. AN 4.135Blameworthy
  136. AN 4.136Ethics (1st)
  137. AN 4.137Ethics (2nd)
  138. AN 4.138Retreat
  139. AN 4.139Dhamma Speakers
  140. AN 4.140Speaker
  141. AN 4.141Brightness
  142. AN 4.142Radiance
  143. AN 4.143Light
  144. AN 4.144Shining
  145. AN 4.145Lamps
  146. AN 4.146Times (1st)
  147. AN 4.147Times (2nd)
  148. AN 4.148Bad Conduct
  149. AN 4.149Good Conduct
  150. AN 4.150Essentials
  151. AN 4.151Faculties
  152. AN 4.152The Power of Faith
  153. AN 4.153The Power of Wisdom
  154. AN 4.154The Power of Mindfulness
  155. AN 4.155The Power of Reflection
  156. AN 4.156Eons
  157. AN 4.157Illness
  158. AN 4.158Decline
  159. AN 4.159Nun
  160. AN 4.160The Training of a Holy One
  161. AN 4.161In Brief
  162. AN 4.162In Detail
  163. AN 4.163Ugly
  164. AN 4.164Patient (1st)
  165. AN 4.165Patience (2nd)
  166. AN 4.166Both
  167. AN 4.167Moggallāna’s Practice
  168. AN 4.168Sāriputta’s Practice
  169. AN 4.169Extra Effort
  170. AN 4.170In Conjunction
  171. AN 4.171Intention
  172. AN 4.172Sāriputta’s Attainment of Textual Analysis
  173. AN 4.173With Mahākoṭṭhita
  174. AN 4.174With Ānanda
  175. AN 4.175With Upavāṇa
  176. AN 4.176Aspiration
  177. AN 4.177With Rāhula
  178. AN 4.178Billabong
  179. AN 4.179Extinguishment
  180. AN 4.180The Four Great References
  181. AN 4.181A Warrior
  182. AN 4.182Guarantee
  183. AN 4.183Vassakāra on What is Heard
  184. AN 4.184Fearless
  185. AN 4.185Truths of the Brahmins
  186. AN 4.186Approach
  187. AN 4.187With Vassakāra
  188. AN 4.188With Upaka
  189. AN 4.189Things to be Realized
  190. AN 4.190Sabbath
  191. AN 4.191Followed by Ear
  192. AN 4.192Facts
  193. AN 4.193With Bhaddiya
  194. AN 4.194At Sāpūga
  195. AN 4.195With Vappa
  196. AN 4.196With Sāḷha
  197. AN 4.197Queen Mallikā
  198. AN 4.198Fervent Mortification of Oneself
  199. AN 4.199Craving, the Weaver
  200. AN 4.200Fondness
  201. AN 4.201Training Rules
  202. AN 4.202Faithless
  203. AN 4.203Seven Kinds of Deeds
  204. AN 4.204Ten Kinds of Deeds
  205. AN 4.205Eightfold
  206. AN 4.206The Path with Ten Factors
  207. AN 4.207Bad Character (1st)
  208. AN 4.208Bad Character (2nd)
  209. AN 4.209Bad Character (3rd)
  210. AN 4.210Bad Character (4th)
  211. AN 4.211Assembly
  212. AN 4.212View
  213. AN 4.213Ungrateful
  214. AN 4.214Killing Living Creatures
  215. AN 4.215Path (1st)
  216. AN 4.216Path (2nd)
  217. AN 4.217Kinds of Expression (1st)
  218. AN 4.218Kinds of Expression (2nd)
  219. AN 4.219Lack of Conscience
  220. AN 4.220Unethical
  221. AN 4.221Verbal Conduct
  222. AN 4.222View
  223. AN 4.223Ungrateful
  224. AN 4.224Killing Living Creatures
  225. AN 4.225Path (1st)
  226. AN 4.226Path (2nd)
  227. AN 4.227Kinds of Expression (1st)
  228. AN 4.228Kinds of Expression (2nd)
  229. AN 4.229Lack of Conscience
  230. AN 4.230Witless
  231. AN 4.231Poets
  232. AN 4.232Deeds In Brief
  233. AN 4.233Deeds in Detail
  234. AN 4.234About Soṇakāyana
  235. AN 4.235Training Rules (1st)
  236. AN 4.236Training Rules (2nd)
  237. AN 4.237The Noble Path
  238. AN 4.238Awakening Factors
  239. AN 4.239Blameworthy
  240. AN 4.240Pleasing
  241. AN 4.241Ascetics
  242. AN 4.242Benefits of Relying on a True Person
  243. AN 4.243Schism in the Saṅgha
  244. AN 4.244Perils of Offenses
  245. AN 4.245The Benefits of Training
  246. AN 4.246Lying Postures
  247. AN 4.247Worthy of a Monument
  248. AN 4.248The Growth of Wisdom
  249. AN 4.249Very Helpful
  250. AN 4.250Expressions (1st)
  251. AN 4.251Expressions (2nd)
  252. AN 4.252Expressions (3rd)
  253. AN 4.253Expressions (4th)
  254. AN 4.254Insight
  255. AN 4.255Searches
  256. AN 4.256Ways of Being Inclusive
  257. AN 4.257With Māluṅkyaputta
  258. AN 4.258Families
  259. AN 4.259A Thoroughbred (1st)
  260. AN 4.260A Thoroughbred (2nd)
  261. AN 4.261Powers
  262. AN 4.262Wilderness
  263. AN 4.263Deeds
  264. AN 4.264Killing Living Creatures
  265. AN 4.265Stealing
  266. AN 4.266Misconduct
  267. AN 4.267Lying
  268. AN 4.268Backbiting
  269. AN 4.269Harsh Speech
  270. AN 4.270Talking Nonsense
  271. AN 4.271Covetousness
  272. AN 4.272Ill Will
  273. AN 4.273Wrong View
  274. AN 4.274Mindfulness Meditation
  275. AN 4.275Right Efforts
  276. AN 4.276Bases of Psychic Power
  277. AN 4.277-303Complete Understanding, Etc.
  278. AN 4.304-783Insight into Hate, Etc.
Book 5271 texts
  1. AN 5.1In Brief
  2. AN 5.2In Detail
  3. AN 5.3Suffering
  4. AN 5.4Cast Down
  5. AN 5.5Disrobing
  6. AN 5.6Becoming
  7. AN 5.7Sensual Pleasures
  8. AN 5.8Failure
  9. AN 5.9Disrespect (1st)
  10. AN 5.10Disrespect (2nd)
  11. AN 5.11Not Learned From Anyone Else
  12. AN 5.12Peak
  13. AN 5.13In Brief
  14. AN 5.14In Detail
  15. AN 5.15Should Be Seen
  16. AN 5.16The Peak, Again
  17. AN 5.17One’s Own Welfare
  18. AN 5.18Welfare of Others (2nd)
  19. AN 5.19The Welfare of Neither
  20. AN 5.20The Welfare of Both
  21. AN 5.21Disrespect (1st)
  22. AN 5.22Disrespect (2nd)
  23. AN 5.23Corruptions
  24. AN 5.24Unethical
  25. AN 5.25Supported
  26. AN 5.26Opportunities for Freedom
  27. AN 5.27Immersion
  28. AN 5.28With Five Factors
  29. AN 5.29Walking Meditation
  30. AN 5.30With Nāgita
  31. AN 5.31With Sumanā
  32. AN 5.32With Cundī
  33. AN 5.33With Uggaha
  34. AN 5.34With General Sīha
  35. AN 5.35The Benefits of Giving
  36. AN 5.36Timely Gifts
  37. AN 5.37Food
  38. AN 5.38Faith
  39. AN 5.39A Child
  40. AN 5.40Great Sal Trees
  41. AN 5.41Getting Rich
  42. AN 5.42A True Person
  43. AN 5.43Likable
  44. AN 5.44Agreeable
  45. AN 5.45Overflowing Merit
  46. AN 5.46Success
  47. AN 5.47Wealth
  48. AN 5.48Things That Cannot Be Had
  49. AN 5.49The King of Kosala
  50. AN 5.50With Nārada
  51. AN 5.51Obstacles
  52. AN 5.52A Heap of the Unskillful
  53. AN 5.53Factors That Support Meditation
  54. AN 5.54Times Good for Meditation
  55. AN 5.55Mother and Son
  56. AN 5.56Mentor
  57. AN 5.57Subjects for Regular Reviewing
  58. AN 5.58The Licchavi Youths
  59. AN 5.59Gone Forth When Old (1st)
  60. AN 5.60Gone Forth When Old (2nd)
  61. AN 5.61Perceptions (1st)
  62. AN 5.62Perceptions (2nd)
  63. AN 5.63Growth (1st)
  64. AN 5.64Growth (2nd)
  65. AN 5.65Discussion
  66. AN 5.66Sharing Life
  67. AN 5.67Bases of Psychic Power (1st)
  68. AN 5.68Bases of Psychic Power (2nd)
  69. AN 5.69Disillusionment
  70. AN 5.70The Ending of Defilements
  71. AN 5.71Freedom of Heart is the Fruit (1st)
  72. AN 5.72Freedom of Heart is the Fruit (2nd)
  73. AN 5.73One Who Lives by the Teaching (1st)
  74. AN 5.74One Who Lives by the Teaching (2nd)
  75. AN 5.75Warriors (1st)
  76. AN 5.76Warriors (2nd)
  77. AN 5.77Future Perils (1st)
  78. AN 5.78Future Perils (2nd)
  79. AN 5.79Future Perils (3rd)
  80. AN 5.80Future Perils (4th)
  81. AN 5.81Desirable
  82. AN 5.82Free of Greed
  83. AN 5.83Deceiver
  84. AN 5.84Faithless
  85. AN 5.85Cannot Endure
  86. AN 5.86Attaining the Methods of Textual Analysis
  87. AN 5.87Ethical
  88. AN 5.88Senior Mendicants
  89. AN 5.89A Trainee (1st)
  90. AN 5.90A Trainee (2nd)
  91. AN 5.91Accomplishments (1st)
  92. AN 5.92Accomplishment (2nd)
  93. AN 5.93Declarations
  94. AN 5.94Living Comfortably
  95. AN 5.95Unshakable
  96. AN 5.96Remembering What You’ve Learned
  97. AN 5.97Talk
  98. AN 5.98In the Wilderness
  99. AN 5.99The Lion
  100. AN 5.100With Kakudha
  101. AN 5.101Assurance
  102. AN 5.102Suspected
  103. AN 5.103A Master Thief
  104. AN 5.104A Delicate Ascetic of Ascetics
  105. AN 5.105Living Comfortably
  106. AN 5.106With Ānanda
  107. AN 5.107Ethics
  108. AN 5.108An adept
  109. AN 5.109All Four Quarters
  110. AN 5.110Wilderness
  111. AN 5.111Visiting Families
  112. AN 5.112A Second Monk
  113. AN 5.113Right Immersion
  114. AN 5.114At Andhakavinda
  115. AN 5.115Stingy
  116. AN 5.116Praise
  117. AN 5.117Jealous
  118. AN 5.118Having Wrong View
  119. AN 5.119Wrong Speech
  120. AN 5.120Wrong Effort
  121. AN 5.121Sick
  122. AN 5.122Mindfulness Well Established
  123. AN 5.123A Carer (1st)
  124. AN 5.124A Carer (2nd)
  125. AN 5.125Longevity (1st)
  126. AN 5.126Longevity (2nd)
  127. AN 5.127Living Apart
  128. AN 5.128An Ascetic’s Happiness
  129. AN 5.129Fatal Wounds
  130. AN 5.130Loss
  131. AN 5.131Wielding Power (1st)
  132. AN 5.132Wielding Power (2nd)
  133. AN 5.133A Principled King
  134. AN 5.134In Whatever Region
  135. AN 5.135Aspiration (1st)
  136. AN 5.136Aspiration (2nd)
  137. AN 5.137Little Sleep
  138. AN 5.138Eating Food
  139. AN 5.139Cannot Endure
  140. AN 5.140A Listener
  141. AN 5.141Scorn
  142. AN 5.142Transgression
  143. AN 5.143At Sārandada
  144. AN 5.144At Tikaṇḍakī
  145. AN 5.145Hell
  146. AN 5.146A Friend
  147. AN 5.147Gifts of an Untrue Person
  148. AN 5.148Gifts of a True Person
  149. AN 5.149Temporarily Free (1st)
  150. AN 5.150Temporarily Free (2nd)
  151. AN 5.151The Sure Path (1st)
  152. AN 5.152The Sure Path (2nd)
  153. AN 5.153The Sure Path (3rd)
  154. AN 5.154The Decline of the True Teaching (1st)
  155. AN 5.155The Decline of the True Teaching (2nd)
  156. AN 5.156The Decline of the True Teaching (3rd)
  157. AN 5.157Inappropriate Talk
  158. AN 5.158Timidity
  159. AN 5.159With Udāyī
  160. AN 5.160Hard to Dispel
  161. AN 5.161Getting Rid of Resentment (1st)
  162. AN 5.162Getting Rid of Resentment (2nd)
  163. AN 5.163Discussions
  164. AN 5.164Sharing a Way of Life
  165. AN 5.165Asking Questions
  166. AN 5.166Cessation
  167. AN 5.167Accusation
  168. AN 5.168Ethics
  169. AN 5.169Quick-witted
  170. AN 5.170With Bhaddaji
  171. AN 5.171Timidity
  172. AN 5.172Assured
  173. AN 5.173Hell
  174. AN 5.174Threats
  175. AN 5.175Corpse-worker
  176. AN 5.176Rapture
  177. AN 5.177Trades
  178. AN 5.178Kings
  179. AN 5.179A Layperson
  180. AN 5.180About Gavesī
  181. AN 5.181Wilderness Dwellers
  182. AN 5.182Robes
  183. AN 5.183Dwelling at the Root of a Tree
  184. AN 5.184Charnel Ground Dwellers
  185. AN 5.185Open Air Dwellers
  186. AN 5.186Those Who Never Lie Down
  187. AN 5.187Those Who Sleep Wherever a Mat is Laid
  188. AN 5.188Those Who Eat in One Sitting
  189. AN 5.189Refusers of Late Food
  190. AN 5.190Those Who Eat Only From the Almsbowl
  191. AN 5.191Hounds
  192. AN 5.192With the Brahmin Doṇa
  193. AN 5.193With Saṅgārava
  194. AN 5.194With Kāraṇapālī
  195. AN 5.195Piṅgiyānī
  196. AN 5.196The Great Dreams
  197. AN 5.197Obstacles to Rain
  198. AN 5.198Well-Spoken Words
  199. AN 5.199Families
  200. AN 5.200Elements of Escape
  201. AN 5.201With Kimbila
  202. AN 5.202Listening to the Teaching
  203. AN 5.203A Thoroughbred
  204. AN 5.204Powers
  205. AN 5.205Hard-heartedness
  206. AN 5.206Shackles
  207. AN 5.207Porridge
  208. AN 5.208Chew Sticks
  209. AN 5.209The Sound of Singing
  210. AN 5.210Unmindful
  211. AN 5.211An Abuser
  212. AN 5.212Starting Fights
  213. AN 5.213Ethics
  214. AN 5.214Someone Who Talks a Lot
  215. AN 5.215Intolerance (1st)
  216. AN 5.216Intolerance (2nd)
  217. AN 5.217Unimpressive Conduct (1st)
  218. AN 5.218Unimpressive Conduct (2nd)
  219. AN 5.219Fire
  220. AN 5.220About Madhurā
  221. AN 5.221Long Wandering (1st)
  222. AN 5.222Long Wandering (2nd)
  223. AN 5.223Overstaying
  224. AN 5.224Stingy
  225. AN 5.225Visiting Families (1st)
  226. AN 5.226Visiting Families (2nd)
  227. AN 5.227Riches
  228. AN 5.228Eating Late
  229. AN 5.229Black Cobras (1st)
  230. AN 5.230Black Cobras (2nd)
  231. AN 5.231A Resident Mendicant
  232. AN 5.232Liked
  233. AN 5.233Grace
  234. AN 5.234Very Helpful
  235. AN 5.235A Sympathetic Mendicant
  236. AN 5.236Deserving Criticism (1st)
  237. AN 5.237Deserving Criticism (2nd)
  238. AN 5.238Deserving Criticism (3rd)
  239. AN 5.239Stinginess (1st)
  240. AN 5.240Stinginess (2nd)
  241. AN 5.241Bad Conduct (1st)
  242. AN 5.242Bad Bodily Conduct (1st)
  243. AN 5.243Bad Verbal Conduct (1st)
  244. AN 5.244Bad Mental Conduct (1st)
  245. AN 5.245Bad Conduct (2nd)
  246. AN 5.246Bad Bodily Conduct (2nd)
  247. AN 5.247Bad Verbal Conduct (2nd)
  248. AN 5.248Bad Mental Conduct (2nd)
  249. AN 5.249A Charnel Ground
  250. AN 5.250Faith in Individuals
  251. AN 5.251Who Should Give Ordination
  252. AN 5.252Who Should Give Dependence
  253. AN 5.253Who Should Have a Novice as Attendant
  254. AN 5.254Five Kinds of Stinginess
  255. AN 5.255Giving Up Stinginess
  256. AN 5.256The First Absorption
  257. AN 5.257-263The Second Absorption, Etc.
  258. AN 5.264Another Discourse on the First Absorption
  259. AN 5.265-271Another Discourse on the Second Absorption, Etc.
  260. AN 5.272A Meal Assigner
  261. AN 5.273-285A Lodgings Allotter
  262. AN 5.286A Monk
  263. AN 5.287-292A Nun
  264. AN 5.293An Ājīvaka
  265. AN 5.294-302A Jain Ascetic, Etc.
  266. AN 5.303Untitled Discourse on Greed (1st)
  267. AN 5.304Untitled Discourse on Greed (2nd)
  268. AN 5.305Untitled Discourse on Greed (3rd)
  269. AN 5.306Untitled Discourse on Greed (4th)
  270. AN 5.307Untitled Discourse on Greed (5th)
  271. AN 5.308-1152Untitled Discourses on Greed, Etc.
Book 6125 texts
  1. AN 6.1Worthy of Offerings (1st)
  2. AN 6.2Worthy of Offerings (2nd)
  3. AN 6.3Faculties
  4. AN 6.4Powers
  5. AN 6.5The Thoroughbred (1st)
  6. AN 6.6The Thoroughbred (2nd)
  7. AN 6.7The Thoroughbred (3rd)
  8. AN 6.8Unsurpassable
  9. AN 6.9Topics for Recollection
  10. AN 6.10With Mahānāma
  11. AN 6.11Warm-hearted (1st)
  12. AN 6.12Warm-hearted (2nd)
  13. AN 6.13Elements of Escape
  14. AN 6.14A Good Death
  15. AN 6.15Regret
  16. AN 6.16Nakula’s Father
  17. AN 6.17Sleep
  18. AN 6.18A Fish Dealer
  19. AN 6.19Mindfulness of Death (1st)
  20. AN 6.20Mindfulness of Death (2nd)
  21. AN 6.21At Sāma Village
  22. AN 6.22Non-decline
  23. AN 6.23Dangers
  24. AN 6.24The Himalaya
  25. AN 6.25Topics for Recollection
  26. AN 6.26With Mahākaccāna
  27. AN 6.27Proper Occasions (1st)
  28. AN 6.28Proper Occasions (2nd)
  29. AN 6.29With Udāyī
  30. AN 6.30Unsurpassable
  31. AN 6.31A Trainee
  32. AN 6.32Non-decline (1st)
  33. AN 6.33Non-decline (2nd)
  34. AN 6.34With Mahāmoggallāna
  35. AN 6.35Things That Play a Part in Realization
  36. AN 6.36Roots of Dispute
  37. AN 6.37A Gift With Six Factors
  38. AN 6.38One’s Own Volition
  39. AN 6.39Sources
  40. AN 6.40With Kimbila
  41. AN 6.41A Tree Trunk
  42. AN 6.42With Nāgita
  43. AN 6.43The Giant
  44. AN 6.44With Migasālā
  45. AN 6.45Debt
  46. AN 6.46By Mahācunda
  47. AN 6.47Apparent in the Present Life (1st)
  48. AN 6.48Apparent in the Present Life (2nd)
  49. AN 6.49With Khema
  50. AN 6.50Sense Restraint
  51. AN 6.51With Ānanda
  52. AN 6.52Aristocrats
  53. AN 6.53Diligence
  54. AN 6.54About Dhammika
  55. AN 6.55With Soṇa
  56. AN 6.56With Phagguna
  57. AN 6.57The Six Classes of Rebirth
  58. AN 6.58Defilements
  59. AN 6.59With Dārukammika
  60. AN 6.60With Hatthisāriputta
  61. AN 6.61In the Middle
  62. AN 6.62Knowledge of the Faculties of Persons
  63. AN 6.63Penetrative
  64. AN 6.64The Lion’s Roar
  65. AN 6.65The Fruit of Non-Return
  66. AN 6.66Perfection
  67. AN 6.67Friends
  68. AN 6.68Enjoying Company
  69. AN 6.69A God
  70. AN 6.70Immersion
  71. AN 6.71Capable of Realizing
  72. AN 6.72Strength
  73. AN 6.73First Absorption (1st)
  74. AN 6.74First Absorption (2nd)
  75. AN 6.75Suffering
  76. AN 6.76Perfection
  77. AN 6.77Superhuman States
  78. AN 6.78Joy and Happiness
  79. AN 6.79Achievement
  80. AN 6.80Greatness
  81. AN 6.81Hell (1st)
  82. AN 6.82Hell (2nd)
  83. AN 6.83The Best Thing
  84. AN 6.84Day and Night
  85. AN 6.85Coolness
  86. AN 6.86Obstacles
  87. AN 6.87A Murderer
  88. AN 6.88Wanting to Listen
  89. AN 6.89Not Giving Up
  90. AN 6.90Given Up
  91. AN 6.91Can’t Give Rise
  92. AN 6.92Things That Can’t Be Done (1st)
  93. AN 6.93Things That Can’t Be Done (2nd)
  94. AN 6.94Things That Can’t Be Done (3rd)
  95. AN 6.95Things That Can’t Be Done (4th)
  96. AN 6.96Appearance
  97. AN 6.97Benefit
  98. AN 6.98Impermanence
  99. AN 6.99Suffering
  100. AN 6.100Not-Self
  101. AN 6.101Extinguished
  102. AN 6.102Transience
  103. AN 6.103With a Drawn Sword
  104. AN 6.104Not Determined by Anything
  105. AN 6.105States of Existence
  106. AN 6.106Craving
  107. AN 6.107Greed
  108. AN 6.108Bad Conduct
  109. AN 6.109Thoughts
  110. AN 6.110Perceptions
  111. AN 6.111Elements
  112. AN 6.112Gratification
  113. AN 6.113Discontent
  114. AN 6.114Contentment
  115. AN 6.115Hard to Admonish
  116. AN 6.116Restlessness
  117. AN 6.117Observing the Body
  118. AN 6.118Observing Principles, Etc.
  119. AN 6.119About Tapussa
  120. AN 6.120-139About Bhallika, Etc.
  121. AN 6.140Untitled Discourse on Greed (1st)
  122. AN 6.141Untitled Discourse on Greed (2nd)
  123. AN 6.142Untitled Discourse on Greed (3rd)
  124. AN 6.143-169Untitled Discourses on Greed, Etc.
  125. AN 6.170-649Untitled Discourses on Hate, Etc.
Book 7101 texts
  1. AN 7.1Pleasing (1st)
  2. AN 7.2Pleasing (2nd)
  3. AN 7.3Powers in Brief
  4. AN 7.4Powers in Detail
  5. AN 7.5Wealth in Brief
  6. AN 7.6Wealth in Detail
  7. AN 7.7With Ugga
  8. AN 7.8Fetters
  9. AN 7.9Giving Up
  10. AN 7.10Stinginess
  11. AN 7.11Underlying Tendencies (1st)
  12. AN 7.12Underlying Tendencies (2nd)
  13. AN 7.13A Family
  14. AN 7.14Individuals
  15. AN 7.15A Simile With Water
  16. AN 7.16Observing Impermanence
  17. AN 7.17Observing Suffering
  18. AN 7.18Observing Not-self
  19. AN 7.19Extinguishment
  20. AN 7.20Qualifications for Graduation
  21. AN 7.21At Sārandada
  22. AN 7.22With Vassakāra
  23. AN 7.23Non-Decline for Mendicants (1st)
  24. AN 7.24Non-Decline for Mendicants (2nd)
  25. AN 7.25Non-Decline for Mendicants (3rd)
  26. AN 7.26Awakening Factors
  27. AN 7.27Perceptions
  28. AN 7.28Non-decline for a Mendicant Trainee
  29. AN 7.29Non-decline for a Lay Follower
  30. AN 7.30Failures for a Lay Follower
  31. AN 7.31Downfalls for a Lay Follower
  32. AN 7.32Respect for Diligence
  33. AN 7.33Respect for Conscience
  34. AN 7.34Easy to Admonish (1st)
  35. AN 7.35Easy to Admonish (2nd)
  36. AN 7.36A Friend (1st)
  37. AN 7.37A Friend (2nd)
  38. AN 7.38Textual Analysis (1st)
  39. AN 7.39Textual Analysis (2nd)
  40. AN 7.40Mastery of the Mind (1st)
  41. AN 7.41Mastery of the Mind (2nd)
  42. AN 7.42Graduation (1st)
  43. AN 7.43Graduation (2nd)
  44. AN 7.44Planes of Consciousness
  45. AN 7.45Prerequisites for Immersion
  46. AN 7.46Fires (1st)
  47. AN 7.47Fires (2nd)
  48. AN 7.48Perceptions in Brief
  49. AN 7.49Perceptions in Detail
  50. AN 7.50Sex
  51. AN 7.51Yoking and Unyoking
  52. AN 7.52A Very Fruitful Gift
  53. AN 7.53Nanda’s Mother
  54. AN 7.54The Undeclared Points
  55. AN 7.55Places People Are Reborn
  56. AN 7.56Tissa the Divinity
  57. AN 7.57General Sīha
  58. AN 7.58Nothing to Hide
  59. AN 7.59With Kimbila
  60. AN 7.60Seven Qualities
  61. AN 7.61Nodding Off
  62. AN 7.62Don’t Fear Good Deeds
  63. AN 7.63Kinds of Wives
  64. AN 7.64Irritable
  65. AN 7.65Conscience and Prudence
  66. AN 7.66The Seven Suns
  67. AN 7.67The Simile of the Citadel
  68. AN 7.68One Who Knows the Teachings
  69. AN 7.69The Shady Orchid Tree
  70. AN 7.70Honor
  71. AN 7.71Committed to Development
  72. AN 7.72The Simile of the Great Mass of Fire
  73. AN 7.73About Sunetta
  74. AN 7.74About Araka
  75. AN 7.75An Expert in the Monastic Law (1st)
  76. AN 7.76An Expert in the Monastic Law (2nd)
  77. AN 7.77An Expert in the Monastic Law (3rd)
  78. AN 7.78An Expert in the Monastic Law (4th)
  79. AN 7.79Shines as an Expert in the Monastic Law (1st)
  80. AN 7.80Shines as an Expert in the Monastic Law (2nd)
  81. AN 7.81Shines as an Expert in the Monastic Law (3rd)
  82. AN 7.82Shines as an Expert in the Monastic Law (4th)
  83. AN 7.83The Teacher’s Instructions
  84. AN 7.84The Settling of Disciplinary Issues
  85. AN 7.85A Mendicant
  86. AN 7.86An Ascetic
  87. AN 7.87A Brahmin
  88. AN 7.88A Scholar
  89. AN 7.89A Bathed Initiate
  90. AN 7.90A Knowledge Master
  91. AN 7.91A Noble One
  92. AN 7.92A Perfected One
  93. AN 7.93Bad Qualities
  94. AN 7.94Good Qualities
  95. AN 7.95Observing Impermanence in the Eye
  96. AN 7.96-614Observing Suffering in the Eye, Etc.
  97. AN 7.615Untitled Discourse on Greed (1st)
  98. AN 7.616Untitled Discourse on Greed (2nd)
  99. AN 7.617Untitled Discourse on Greed (3rd)
  100. AN 7.618-644Untitled Discourses on Greed
  101. AN 7.645-1124Untitled Discourses on Hate, Etc.
Book 896 texts
  1. AN 8.1The Benefits of Love
  2. AN 8.2Wisdom
  3. AN 8.3Disliked (1st)
  4. AN 8.4Disliked (2nd)
  5. AN 8.5Worldly Conditions (1st)
  6. AN 8.6Worldly Conditions (2nd)
  7. AN 8.7Devadatta’s Failure
  8. AN 8.8Uttara on Failure
  9. AN 8.9Nanda
  10. AN 8.10Trash
  11. AN 8.11At Verañjā
  12. AN 8.12With Sīha
  13. AN 8.13A Thoroughbred
  14. AN 8.14A Wild Colt
  15. AN 8.15Stains
  16. AN 8.16Going on a Mission
  17. AN 8.17Catching (1st)
  18. AN 8.18Catching (2nd)
  19. AN 8.19With Pahārāda
  20. AN 8.20Sabbath
  21. AN 8.21With Ugga of Vesālī
  22. AN 8.22With Uggata of Elephant Village
  23. AN 8.23With Hatthaka (1st)
  24. AN 8.24With Hatthaka (2nd)
  25. AN 8.25With Mahānāma
  26. AN 8.26With Jīvaka
  27. AN 8.27Powers (1st)
  28. AN 8.28Powers (2nd)
  29. AN 8.29Lost Opportunities
  30. AN 8.30Anuruddha and the Great Thoughts
  31. AN 8.31Giving (1st)
  32. AN 8.32Giving (2nd)
  33. AN 8.33Reasons to Give
  34. AN 8.34A Field
  35. AN 8.35Rebirth by Giving
  36. AN 8.36Grounds for Making Merit
  37. AN 8.37Gifts of a True Person
  38. AN 8.38A True Person
  39. AN 8.39Overflowing Merit
  40. AN 8.40The Results of Misconduct
  41. AN 8.41The Sabbath With Eight Factors, In Brief
  42. AN 8.42The Sabbath With Eight Factors, In Detail
  43. AN 8.43With Visākhā on the Sabbath
  44. AN 8.44With Vāseṭṭha on the Sabbath
  45. AN 8.45With Bojjhā on the Sabbath
  46. AN 8.46Anuruddha and the Agreeable Deities
  47. AN 8.47With Visākhā on the Agreeable Gods
  48. AN 8.48With Nakula’s Mother on the Agreeable Gods
  49. AN 8.49Winning in This Life (1st)
  50. AN 8.50Winning in This Life (2nd)
  51. AN 8.51With Gotamī
  52. AN 8.52An Adviser for Nuns
  53. AN 8.53Brief Advice to Gotamī
  54. AN 8.54With Dīghajāṇu
  55. AN 8.55With Ujjaya
  56. AN 8.56Danger
  57. AN 8.57Worthy of Offerings Dedicated to the Gods (1st)
  58. AN 8.58Worthy of Offerings Dedicated to the Gods (2nd)
  59. AN 8.59Eight Individuals (1st)
  60. AN 8.60Eight Individuals (2nd)
  61. AN 8.61Desire
  62. AN 8.62Good Enough
  63. AN 8.63A Teaching in Brief
  64. AN 8.64At Gayā Head
  65. AN 8.65Dimensions of Mastery
  66. AN 8.66Liberations
  67. AN 8.67Ignoble Expressions
  68. AN 8.68Noble Expressions
  69. AN 8.69Assemblies
  70. AN 8.70Earthquakes
  71. AN 8.71Inspiring All Around (1st)
  72. AN 8.72Inspiring All Around (2nd)
  73. AN 8.73Mindfulness of Death (1st)
  74. AN 8.74Mindfulness of Death (2nd)
  75. AN 8.75Accomplishments (1st)
  76. AN 8.76Accomplishments (2nd)
  77. AN 8.77Desires
  78. AN 8.78Good Enough
  79. AN 8.79Decline
  80. AN 8.80Grounds for Laziness and Arousing Energy
  81. AN 8.81Mindfulness and Situational Awareness
  82. AN 8.82With Puṇṇiya
  83. AN 8.83Rooted
  84. AN 8.84A Master Thief
  85. AN 8.85Terms for the Realized One
  86. AN 8.86With Nāgita
  87. AN 8.87Turning the Bowl Upside Down
  88. AN 8.88A Proclamation of No Confidence
  89. AN 8.89Reconciliation
  90. AN 8.90Proper Behavior in a Case of Aggravated Misconduct
  91. AN 8.91-117Untitled Discourses With Various Laywomen on the Sabbath
  92. AN 8.118Untitled Discourse on Greed (1st)
  93. AN 8.119Untitled Discourse on Greed (2nd)
  94. AN 8.120Untitled Discourse on Greed (3rd)
  95. AN 8.121-147Untitled Discourses on Greed
  96. AN 8.148-627Untitled Discourses on Hate, Etc.
Book 982 texts
  1. AN 9.1Awakening
  2. AN 9.2Supported
  3. AN 9.3With Meghiya
  4. AN 9.4With Nandaka
  5. AN 9.5Powers
  6. AN 9.6Association
  7. AN 9.7With Sutavā the Wanderer
  8. AN 9.8With the Wanderer Sajjha
  9. AN 9.9Individuals
  10. AN 9.10Worthy of Offerings Dedicated to the Gods
  11. AN 9.11Sāriputta’s Lion’s Roar
  12. AN 9.12With Residue
  13. AN 9.13With Koṭṭhita
  14. AN 9.14With Samiddhi
  15. AN 9.15The Simile of the Boil
  16. AN 9.16Perceptions
  17. AN 9.17Families
  18. AN 9.18The Sabbath with Nine Factors
  19. AN 9.19A Deity
  20. AN 9.20About Velāma
  21. AN 9.21In Three Particulars
  22. AN 9.22A Wild Colt
  23. AN 9.23Rooted in Craving
  24. AN 9.24Abodes of Sentient Beings
  25. AN 9.25Consolidated by Wisdom
  26. AN 9.26The Simile of the Stone Post
  27. AN 9.27Fears and Enmities (1st)
  28. AN 9.28Fears and Enmities (2nd)
  29. AN 9.29Grounds for Resentment
  30. AN 9.30Getting Rid of Resentment
  31. AN 9.31Progressive Cessations
  32. AN 9.32Progressive Meditations
  33. AN 9.33The Nine Progressive Meditative Attainments
  34. AN 9.34Extinguishment is Bliss
  35. AN 9.35The Simile of the Cow
  36. AN 9.36Depending on Absorption
  37. AN 9.37By Ānanda
  38. AN 9.38Brahmin Cosmologists
  39. AN 9.39The War Between the Gods and the Titans
  40. AN 9.40The Simile of the Bull Elephant in the Forest
  41. AN 9.41With the Householder Tapussa
  42. AN 9.42Cramped
  43. AN 9.43A Direct Witness
  44. AN 9.44Freed by Wisdom
  45. AN 9.45Freed Both Ways
  46. AN 9.46In the Present Life
  47. AN 9.47Extinguishment is Apparent in the Present Life
  48. AN 9.48Extinguishment
  49. AN 9.49Full Extinguishment
  50. AN 9.50Extinguishment in a Certain Respect
  51. AN 9.51Extinguishment in This Life
  52. AN 9.52A Safe Place
  53. AN 9.53Reaching a Safe Place
  54. AN 9.54Freedom From Death
  55. AN 9.55Reaching Freedom From Death
  56. AN 9.56A Place Without Fear
  57. AN 9.57Reaching a Place Without Fear
  58. AN 9.58Tranquility
  59. AN 9.59Progressive Tranquility
  60. AN 9.60Cessation
  61. AN 9.61Progressive Cessation
  62. AN 9.62Impossible
  63. AN 9.63Weaknesses in Training and Mindfulness Meditation
  64. AN 9.64Hindrances
  65. AN 9.65Kinds of Sensual Stimulation
  66. AN 9.66Grasping Aggregates
  67. AN 9.67Lower Fetters
  68. AN 9.68Places of Rebirth
  69. AN 9.69Stinginess
  70. AN 9.70Higher Fetters
  71. AN 9.71Hard-heartedness
  72. AN 9.72Shackles of the Heart
  73. AN 9.73Weaknesses in Training and Effort
  74. AN 9.74-81Hindrances, Etc.
  75. AN 9.82Shackles of the Heart
  76. AN 9.83Weaknesses in Training and the Bases of Psychic Power
  77. AN 9.84-91Hindrances, Etc.
  78. AN 9.92Shackles of the Heart
  79. AN 9.93Untitled Discourse on Greed (1st)
  80. AN 9.94Untitled Discourse on Greed (2nd)
  81. AN 9.95-112Untitled Discourses on Greed
  82. AN 9.113-432Untitled Discourses on Hate, Etc.
Book 10211 texts
  1. AN 10.1What’s the Goal?
  2. AN 10.2Making a Wish
  3. AN 10.3Vital Conditions (1st)
  4. AN 10.4Vital Conditions (2nd)
  5. AN 10.5Vital Conditions (3rd)
  6. AN 10.6Immersion
  7. AN 10.7Sāriputta
  8. AN 10.8Inspiring All Around: the Absorptions
  9. AN 10.9Inspiring All Around: the Peaceful Liberations
  10. AN 10.10Inspiring All Around: the Three Knowledges
  11. AN 10.11Lodgings
  12. AN 10.12Five Factors
  13. AN 10.13Fetters
  14. AN 10.14Hard-heartedness
  15. AN 10.15Diligence
  16. AN 10.16Worthy of Offerings Dedicated to the Gods
  17. AN 10.17A Protector (1st)
  18. AN 10.18A Protector (2nd)
  19. AN 10.19Abodes of the Noble Ones (1st)
  20. AN 10.20Abodes of the Noble Ones (2nd)
  21. AN 10.21The Lion’s Roar
  22. AN 10.22Hypotheses
  23. AN 10.23Body
  24. AN 10.24By Mahācunda
  25. AN 10.25Meditation on Universals
  26. AN 10.26With Kāḷī
  27. AN 10.27The Great Questions (1st)
  28. AN 10.28The Great Questions (2nd)
  29. AN 10.29Kosala (1st)
  30. AN 10.30Kosala (2nd)
  31. AN 10.31With Upāli
  32. AN 10.32Suspending the Recitation of the Monastic Code
  33. AN 10.33A Judge
  34. AN 10.34Ordination
  35. AN 10.35Dependence
  36. AN 10.36A Novice
  37. AN 10.37Schism in the Saṅgha
  38. AN 10.38Harmony in the Saṅgha
  39. AN 10.39With Ānanda (1st)
  40. AN 10.40With Ānanda (2nd)
  41. AN 10.41Dispute
  42. AN 10.42Roots of Dispute (1st)
  43. AN 10.43Roots of Dispute (2nd)
  44. AN 10.44At Kusinārā
  45. AN 10.45Entering a Royal Compound
  46. AN 10.46With the Sakyans
  47. AN 10.47With Mahāli
  48. AN 10.48Ten Regular Reflections for a Renunciate
  49. AN 10.49Existing Because of the Body
  50. AN 10.50Fights
  51. AN 10.51Your Own Mind
  52. AN 10.52With Sāriputta
  53. AN 10.53Stagnation
  54. AN 10.54Serenity
  55. AN 10.55Decline
  56. AN 10.56Perceptions (1st)
  57. AN 10.57Perceptions (2nd)
  58. AN 10.58Rooted
  59. AN 10.59Going Forth
  60. AN 10.60With Girimānanda
  61. AN 10.61Ignorance
  62. AN 10.62Craving
  63. AN 10.63Come to a Conclusion
  64. AN 10.64Experiential Confidence
  65. AN 10.65Happiness (1st)
  66. AN 10.66Happiness (2nd)
  67. AN 10.67At Naḷakapāna (1st)
  68. AN 10.68At Naḷakapāna (2nd)
  69. AN 10.69Topics of Discussion (1st)
  70. AN 10.70Topics of Discussion (2nd)
  71. AN 10.71One Might Wish
  72. AN 10.72Thorns
  73. AN 10.73Likable
  74. AN 10.74Growth
  75. AN 10.75With Migasālā
  76. AN 10.76Three Things
  77. AN 10.77A Crow
  78. AN 10.78Jains
  79. AN 10.79Grounds for Resentment
  80. AN 10.80Getting Rid of Resentment
  81. AN 10.81With Bāhuna
  82. AN 10.82With Ānanda
  83. AN 10.83With Puṇṇiya
  84. AN 10.84Declaration
  85. AN 10.85A Boaster
  86. AN 10.86Overestimation
  87. AN 10.87Disciplinary Issues
  88. AN 10.88An Abuser
  89. AN 10.89With Kokālika
  90. AN 10.90The Powers of One Who has Ended Defilements
  91. AN 10.91Pleasure Seekers
  92. AN 10.92Dangers
  93. AN 10.93What is Your View?
  94. AN 10.94With Vajjiyamāhita
  95. AN 10.95With Uttiya
  96. AN 10.96With Kokanada
  97. AN 10.97Worthy of Offerings Dedicated to the Gods
  98. AN 10.98A Senior Mendicant
  99. AN 10.99With Upāli
  100. AN 10.100Cannot
  101. AN 10.101Perceptions for Ascetics
  102. AN 10.102Awakening Factors
  103. AN 10.103The Wrong Way
  104. AN 10.104A Seed
  105. AN 10.105Knowledge
  106. AN 10.106Wearing Away
  107. AN 10.107The Bone-Washing Ceremony
  108. AN 10.108Doctors
  109. AN 10.109Emetic
  110. AN 10.110Blown Away
  111. AN 10.111An Adept (1st)
  112. AN 10.112An Adept (2nd)
  113. AN 10.113Bad Principles (1st)
  114. AN 10.114Bad Principles (2nd)
  115. AN 10.115Bad Principles (3rd)
  116. AN 10.116With Ajita
  117. AN 10.117With Saṅgārava
  118. AN 10.118The Near Shore
  119. AN 10.119The Ceremony of Descent (1st)
  120. AN 10.120The Ceremony of Descent (2nd)
  121. AN 10.121Forerunner
  122. AN 10.122The Ending of Defilements
  123. AN 10.123First
  124. AN 10.124Second
  125. AN 10.125Third
  126. AN 10.126Fourth
  127. AN 10.127Fifth
  128. AN 10.128Sixth
  129. AN 10.129Seventh
  130. AN 10.130Eighth
  131. AN 10.131Ninth
  132. AN 10.132Tenth
  133. AN 10.133Eleventh
  134. AN 10.134Good
  135. AN 10.135The Teaching of the Noble Ones
  136. AN 10.136Unskillful
  137. AN 10.137Beneficial
  138. AN 10.138The Teaching
  139. AN 10.139Defiled
  140. AN 10.140Blameworthy
  141. AN 10.141Mortifying
  142. AN 10.142Accumulation
  143. AN 10.143With Suffering as Outcome
  144. AN 10.144Result in Suffering
  145. AN 10.145The Noble Path
  146. AN 10.146The Dark Path
  147. AN 10.147The True Teaching
  148. AN 10.148The Teaching of the True Persons
  149. AN 10.149Should Be Activated
  150. AN 10.150Should Be Cultivated
  151. AN 10.151Should Be Developed
  152. AN 10.152Should Be Made Much Of
  153. AN 10.153Should Be Recollected
  154. AN 10.154Should Be Realized
  155. AN 10.155You Should Associate
  156. AN 10.156-166Frequenting, Etc.
  157. AN 10.167The Brahmin Ceremony of Descent
  158. AN 10.168The Noble Descent
  159. AN 10.169With Saṅgārava
  160. AN 10.170The Near Shore
  161. AN 10.171Bad Principles (1st)
  162. AN 10.172Bad Principles (2nd)
  163. AN 10.173Bad Principles (3rd)
  164. AN 10.174Sources of Deeds
  165. AN 10.175The Bypass
  166. AN 10.176With Cunda
  167. AN 10.177With Jānussoṇi
  168. AN 10.178Good
  169. AN 10.179The Teaching of the Noble Ones
  170. AN 10.180Skillful
  171. AN 10.181Beneficial
  172. AN 10.182The Teaching
  173. AN 10.183Defiled
  174. AN 10.184Blameworthy
  175. AN 10.185Mortifying
  176. AN 10.186Leading to Accumulation
  177. AN 10.187With Suffering as Outcome
  178. AN 10.188Result
  179. AN 10.189The Noble Path
  180. AN 10.190The Dark Path
  181. AN 10.191The True Teaching
  182. AN 10.192The Teaching of the True Persons
  183. AN 10.193Principles That Should Be Activated
  184. AN 10.194Principles That Should Be Cultivated
  185. AN 10.195Principles That Should Be Developed
  186. AN 10.196Principles That Should Be Made Much Of
  187. AN 10.197Should Be Recollected
  188. AN 10.198Should Be Realized
  189. AN 10.199-210Should Not Associate, Etc.
  190. AN 10.211Heaven and Hell (1st)
  191. AN 10.212Heaven and Hell (2nd)
  192. AN 10.213A Lady
  193. AN 10.214A Laywoman
  194. AN 10.215Assured
  195. AN 10.216Creepy Creatures
  196. AN 10.217Intentional (1st)
  197. AN 10.218Intentional (2nd)
  198. AN 10.219The Body Born of Deeds
  199. AN 10.220Unprincipled Conduct
  200. AN 10.221Untitled Discourse on Ten Qualities
  201. AN 10.222Untitled Discourse on Twenty Qualities
  202. AN 10.223Untitled Discourse on Thirty Qualities
  203. AN 10.224Untitled Discourse on Forty Qualities
  204. AN 10.225-228Untitled Discourses on Ten to Forty Qualities (1st)
  205. AN 10.229-232Untitled Discourses on Ten to Forty Qualities (2nd)
  206. AN 10.233-236Untitled Discourses on Ten to Forty Qualities (3rd)
  207. AN 10.237Untitled Discourse on Greed (1st)
  208. AN 10.238Untitled Discourse on Greed (2nd)
  209. AN 10.239Untitled Discourse on Greed (3rd)
  210. AN 10.240-266Untitled Discourses on Greed
  211. AN 10.267-746Untitled Discourses on Hate, Etc.
Book 1136 texts
  1. AN 11.1What’s the Goal?
  2. AN 11.2Making a Wish
  3. AN 11.3Vital Conditions (1st)
  4. AN 11.4Vital Conditions (2nd)
  5. AN 11.5Vital Conditions (3rd)
  6. AN 11.6Disasters
  7. AN 11.7Percipient
  8. AN 11.8Focus
  9. AN 11.9With Sandha
  10. AN 11.10At the Peacocks’ Feeding Ground
  11. AN 11.11With Mahānāma (1st)
  12. AN 11.12With Mahānāma (2nd)
  13. AN 11.13With Nandiya
  14. AN 11.14With Subhūti
  15. AN 11.15The Benefits of Love
  16. AN 11.16The Wealthy Citizen
  17. AN 11.17The Cowherd
  18. AN 11.18Immersion (1st)
  19. AN 11.19Immersion (2nd)
  20. AN 11.20Immersion (3rd)
  21. AN 11.21Immersion (4th)
  22. AN 11.22-29Untitled Discourses on the Eye
  23. AN 11.30-69Untitled Discourses on the Ear, Etc.
  24. AN 11.70-117Untitled Discourses on Sights, Etc.
  25. AN 11.118-165Untitled Discourses on Eye Consciousness, Etc.
  26. AN 11.166-213Untitled Discourses on Eye Contact, Etc.
  27. AN 11.214-261Untitled Discourses on Feeling Born of Eye Contact, Etc.
  28. AN 11.262-309Untitled Discourses on Perception of Sights, Etc.
  29. AN 11.310-357Untitled Discourses on Intention Regarding Sights, Etc.
  30. AN 11.358-405Untitled Discourses on Craving For Sights, Etc.
  31. AN 11.406-453Untitled Discourses on Thoughts About Sights, Etc.
  32. AN 11.454-501Untitled Discourses on Considerations Regarding Sights, Etc.
  33. AN 11.502-981Untitled Discourses on the Eye, Etc.
  34. AN 11.982Untitled Discourse on Greed
  35. AN 11.983-991Untitled Discourses on Greed
  36. AN 11.992-1151Untitled Discourses on Hate, Etc.
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