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MN 52 The Man from Aṭṭhakanāgara - Aṭṭhakanāgara Sutta
Ven. Ānanda teaches a householder eleven “doors to the deathless” by which a bhikkhu can attain the supreme security from bondage.

MN 52 DSMC  27-Nov-08
  65 min, 18.4 MB    
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MN 53 The Disciple in Higher Training - Sekha Sutta
Ven. Ānanda gives a discourse at the Buddha’s request on the fifteen factors involved in higher training for a disciple who has entered upon the way.

MN 53  Joshua Tree 5    13-Mar-10              (Audio taken from video file)
  64 min, 14.4 MB 64 min, 287 MB
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All MN 53 Talks  (7, 3 videos, 1 transcript)

MN 55 To Jivaka - Jivaka Sutta
This is the discourse in which the Buddha lays down his rules for eating meat. He clearly states that what makes food permissible and blameless has to do with the attitude with which the food is eaten, rather than the food itself, in this case, meat.

MN 55   Dec-05
  22 min 4.8 MB    
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MN 59 The Many Kinds of Feeling - Bahuvedanīya Sutta
The Buddha clears up the question of why someone may be confused as to how many kinds of feeling there are, for he has presented many different lists. This discourse also describes the progressive pleasure one attains from the eight meditative attainments, and from the attainment of cessation.

MN 59   Pauenhof 2 Retreat   01-May-09 
  72 min 20.3 MB    
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All MN 59 Talks  (8, 2 videos, 2 transcripts) 

MN 62  The Greater Discourse of Advice to Rāhula - Mahārāhulovāda Sutta
The Buddha advises Ven. Rāhula to practice a variety of meditations: on the emptiness of the five aggregates, on the five elements, on the four brahmavihāras, on foulness, on impermanence, and on mindfulness of breathing.

MN 62  04-Sep-00
  36 min 10.2 MB    
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MN 63  The Shorter Discourse to Māluunkyāputta - Cūḷamālunkya Sutta
The monk who was given this discourse by the Buddha was prepared to leave the holy life if the Buddha could not declare what he had left undeclared. The Buddha makes quite clear what he has and has not declared and why. The monk was satisfied.

MN 63  31-Dec-05
  26 min 6.4 MB   30 min, 108 MB
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MN 66  The Simile of the Quail - Laṭukikopama Sutta
The Buddha gives a teaching to Ven. Udāyin on the importance of abandoning every fetter, no matter how trivial it may seem, including any attachment to the eight meditative attainments. Included are some good similes on how the situation itself is not what determines whether something is binding or not, but how one views it.

MN 66   DSMC   21-May-09
  54 min, 15.3 MB        
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MN 70  At Kīṭāgiri - Kīṭāgiri Sutta  
While admonishing two monks, the Buddha asks them if they have ever known him to give teachings that did not make wholesome states increase, and unwholesome state decrease. He also tells them of the seven kinds of noble persons in the world.

MN 70   Joshua Tree Retreat 3    13-Mar-08
  112 min, 35.0 MB   107 min, 265 MB
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MN 70   DSMC Oct-06 Retreat,  14-Oct-06
  47 min, 10.4 MB        
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MN 71  To Vacchagotta on the Threefold True Knowledge - Tevijjavacchagotta Sutta   
In this short conversation between the Buddha and Vacchagotta, the Buddha denies possessing complete knowledge of everything at all times and in all states. He says the correct description of him would be that he possesses the Threefold Knowledge: recollection of his past lives, ability to see the lives of others, and true deliverance of mind by wisdom.

MN 71 - MN 75   DSMC   28-May-09   
77 min, 21.8 MB  
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MN 75  To Māgandiya - Māgandiya Sutta  
In conversation with the hedonist Māgandiya, the Buddha explains the dangers of clinging to sense pleasures when there is something far superior to delight in. The Buddha uses many similes to demonstrate his points. In the end, Māgandiya becomes one of the arahants.

MN 71 - MN 75   DSMC   28-May-09   
77 min, 21.8 MB  
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MN 77  The Greater Discourse to Sakuludāyin - Mahāsakuludāyi Sutta
This is a long discourse given to a group of well known wanderers. It reviews the Buddha’s whole progression of teachings, providing information that is repeated throughout the discourses. The Buddha gives five reasons for why he is venerated and honored.

MN 77 Part 1  DSMC Aug-07 Retreat,  27-Aug-07
  55 min, 14.6 MB        
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MN 77 Part 2  DSMC Aug-07 Retreat,  28-Aug-07
  73 min, 16.5 MB        
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MN 77   DSMC Oct-06 Retreat,  20-Oct-06
  58 min, 22.5 MB        
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MN 89 Monuments to the Dharma - Dhammacetiya Sutta  
King Pasenadi offers ten reasons why he shows such deep veneration to the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha.

MN 89    DSMC    18-Sep-08  
  50 min, 14.1 MB    
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MN 91 Brahmāyu - Brahmāyu Sutta
This is the story of a very old and famous brahmin who sends a student to the Buddha to verify that he has indeed the 32 marks of a Great Man. They are all listed here. In the end, the brahmin becomes his disciple.

MN 91    DSMC    29-Jun-08  
  84min, 23.8MB    
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MN 95 With Canki - Canki Sutta
The Buddha shows the difference between preserving the truth (out of faith), discovering the truth (out of direct experience through practice), and the arrival at truth.

MN 95  Joshua Tree 5   18-Mar-10           (Audio taken from video file)
  79 min, 18.0 MB 79 min, 410 MB
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All MN 95 Talks  (9, 3 videos, 1 transcript, 1 German translation)

MN 98 To Vāseṭṭha - Vāseṭṭha Sutta
The Buddha resolves a dispute between two young brahmins about whether a true brahmin is distinguished by birth or action. This discourse contains a long series of stanzas showing how a true brahmin is the same as an arahant (one liberated from bondage of action and result) and that one’s actions, not one’s birth, are what determine liberation.

MN 98 DSMC Oct-06 Retreat,  15-Oct-06
  53 min, 13.3MB    
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MN 99 To Subha - Subha Sutta
The Buddha answers a young brahmin’s questions, mostly showing some distinctions between his teachings and those of the brahmins.

MN 99 Joshua Tree Retreat 2,   19-Feb-07
  110 min, 26.0 MB    
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