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MN
20 The Removal of
Distracting Thoughts -
Vitakkasaṇṭhāna
Sutta
Five
methods of removing
distracting thoughts are
presented, but the last
four
may have been added by
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20
Seattle Retreat 1, Day 1, 24-Mar-07
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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.
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MN 59
Seattle Retreat 1, Day 2,
25-Mar-07 Videos
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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 (11
factors plus 4 jhānas, involved
in higher training for a
disciple who has entered
one of the first three
stages of the stream of
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MN 53 Seattle Retreat
1, Day 3,
26-Mar-07
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MN 107 To Ganaka Moggallana
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Gaṇakamoggallāna
Sutta
Gaṇaka
Moggallāna asks the
Buddha to describe the
gradual training in this Dharma
and Discipline. Then the
Buddha gives a good
simile on why some disciples reach the
goal and some do not. |
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MN 107 Seattle Retreat
1, Day 4,
27-Mar-07 Videos
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MN 30 The Shorter Discourse on the Simile of the Hartwood -
Cūḷasāropama
Sutta
Using
the simile
of a great
tree possessed of
heartwood, sapwood,
inner bark and outer
bark, twigs and
leaves, the Buddha
points out how the holy
life is not for gain,
honor and renown,
nor simply for the
attainment of virtue,
nor the attainment of
collectedness, nor for
knowledge and vision. It
is for the unshakable
deliverance of the mind. This is
the goal of this holy
life, its heartwood, and
its end.
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MN 30 Seattle Retreat
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28-Mar-07 Videos
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MN 48 The Kosambians -
Kosambiya Sutta
When the bhikkhus at Kosambī are engaged in a dispute, the Buddha teaches
them six qualities that create love and unity. Of the last and “highest” quality,
right view, he teaches seven more qualities that will, if practiced, lead one to the
complete destruction of suffering. These are also called the seven knowledges
attained by a stream enterer. |
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MN 48
Seattle Retreat 1, Day 6,
29-Mar-07
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MN
19 Two Kinds of Thought - Dvedhāvitakka
Sutta
The Buddha divides thought into two classes: thoughts of sensual desire, ill will
and cruelty; and thoughts of renunciation, non-ill
will (mettā) and noncruelty
(karuṇā). This discourse states simply that unwholesome thought bring about
unhappiness, and wholesome thoughts bring about happiness. Unwholesome
thoughts can be replaced by wholesome thoughts (and, even better, a quiet,
collected mind). Knowing this, we can bring about happiness and freedom
from pain.
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19
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MN
135 The Shorter
Exposition of Action -
Cūḷakammavibhanga
Sutta
The Buddha explains how karma accounts for one’s fortune or misfortune. He
names the results of specific actions. |
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135
Seattle Retreat 1, Day 8,
31-Mar-07 Videos
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MN
128 Imperfections -
Upakkilesa
Sutta
This discourse has two parts. In the first, there is more information about living in
concord, arising from the dispute at Kosambī (as in MN48). It includes a famous
series of stanzas about living with non-hatred.
In the second, the Buddha
discusses the various impediments to meditative progress. |
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128
Seattle Retreat 1, Day 9,
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MN
121 The Shorter
Discourse on Voidness -
Cūḷasuññata Sutta
The Buddha
explains to Ven. Ānanda what it means to abide in voidness, or “the genuine,
undistorted, pure descent into voidness.” |
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121
Seattle Retreat 1, Day 10,
03-Apr-07 Videos
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