This Friday’s sutta discussion will be on the Vitakka-santhana Sutta (MN 20). In this sutta, the Buddha suggested five ways to remove unwanted thoughts.
This will complement our earlier discussion on Upali Sutta and Dvedhavitakka Sutta. The former showed us the importance
This Friday, we will continue where we left off last week with Upali Sutta. The main message from this sutta is that mental action is more important than both verbal and bodily actions.
Once we have finished with this sutta, we will discuss the next sutta, which is:
Dvedhavitakka
For this Friday’s sutta discussion, we will continue with last week’s unfinished sutta and discussion, and if we have time, start on a new sutta – Dipa sutta (on anapanasati). Below is the sutta for your download:
Dipa Sutta is quite a long and comprehensive sutta
Below are two suttas we will be discussing this Friday:
The Niramisa sutta talks about the three types of joy, happiness and equanimity. The Brahmana sutta explains how one can use desire to end desire.
Lastly, we will also take a look at the question of whether one can
This Friday, our sutta discussion will be on the six sense bases. Below are the suttas selected for discussion.
SN35.32_Suitable for Uprooting
See you then.