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- DN 2 Samannaphala Sutta (The Fruits of the homeless life)
- DN 3 Ambattha Sutta
- DN 4 Sonadanda Sutta
- DN 5 Kuttadanta Sutta
- DN 6 Mahali Sutta
- DN 7 Jaliya Sutta
- DN 8 Mahasihanada Sutta: The Great Lion's Roar
- DN 9 : Potthapada Sutta
- DN 10 Subha Sutta: Morality, concentration and wisdom
- DN 11 Kevaddha Sutta: What Brahma didn't know
- DN 12 Lohicca Sutta : Good and Bad teachers
- DN 13 Tevijja Sutta : The threefold knowledge (The Way to Brahma)
- DN 14 Mahapadana Sutta: : The Great Discourse on the Lineage
- DN 15 Mahanidana Sutta: The Great discourse on Origination
- DN 16 Maha-parinibbana Sutta
- DN 17 Mahasudassana Sutta: The Great Splendor, A King's Renunciation
- DN 18: Janavasabha sutta: Brahma addresses the gods
- DN 19 Mahagovinda Sutta: The Great Steward
- Dn 20 Mahisamaya Sutta: The Mighty Gathering Devas Come to See the Buddha
- Dn 21 Sakkapanha Sutta: Sakka's questions
- DN 22 Mahasatipatthana Sutta: The Greater Discourse on the Foundations of Mindfulness
- DN 23: Payasi Sutta; Debate with a sceptic
- DN 24: Patika suta: About Patikaputta The Charlatan
- DN 25: Udumbarika-Sihanada Sutta: The Great Lion's Roar to the Udurnbarikans
- DN 26 Cakkavatti-Sihanada Sutta : The Lion's roar on the turning of the wheel
- DN27 Aggañña Sutta: On Knowledge of Beginnings
- DN 28 Sampasadaniya Sutta: Serene Faith
- Dn 29 Pasadika Sutta: The Delightful Discourse
- DN 30 Lakkhana Sutta: The Marks of a Great Man
- DN 31. Sigalovada Sutta Advice to the lay people
- Chief disciples of Buddha
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History of Buddhism
- 2nd Buddhist Council
- 1st Buddhist council
- 3rd Buddhist Council
- Bhikkhuni Sanghamitta
- Buddha and Contemporary teachers
- Buddhism during reign of King Anawrahta in Myanmar
- Buddhism in Cambodia
- Buddhism in Sri Lanka (Venerable Mahinda)
- Buddhism in Thailand (Ayutthaya period)
- King Asoka
- King Devanampiya Tissa (Sri Lanka)
- King Suddhodana (Buddha's Father)
- Lumbini
- Mahasanghika School
- Origin of monks settlements
- Spread of Buddhism in India & Buddha Early Disciples
- Supporters of Buddhism
- The Bhikkhuni Order
- The Evolution of Sangha
- The qualities of Buddha that promote the spread of Buddhism
-
Basic Buddhism Doctrine
- 3 characteristics of existence
- 3 evil roots
- 5 Aggregates
- 5 Jhana Factors
- 5 precepts and buddhist ethics
- 10 Meritorious Deeds
- Buddhist Ethics
- Classification of Kamma
- Cravings
- Dasa-rājādhamma / 10 Royal Virtues
- Death, Kamma and Rebirth
- Dependent origination (Paticca Samuppada)
- Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta (First discourse)
- Feelings
- First noble truth
- Four sublime abodes (Cattaro Brahma Vihara)
- Hiri and Ottappa
- Kamma differentiates beings (Cula Kamma Vibhanga Sutta)
- Metta (Loving kindness)
- Mindfulness
- Noble Eightfold Path
-
Digha Nikaya (Long Discourse)
- DN 1 Brahmajala Sutta
- DN 2 Samannaphala Sutta (The Fruits of the homeless life)
- DN 3 Ambattha Sutta
- DN 4 Sonadanda Sutta
- DN 5 Kuttadanta Sutta
- DN 6 Mahali Sutta
- DN 7 Jaliya Sutta
- DN 8 Mahasihanada Sutta: The Great Lion's Roar
- DN 9 : Potthapada Sutta
- DN 10 Subha Sutta: Morality, concentration and wisdom
- DN 11 Kevaddha Sutta: What Brahma didn't know
- DN 12 Lohicca Sutta : Good and Bad teachers
- DN 13 Tevijja Sutta : The threefold knowledge (The Way to Brahma)
- DN 14 Mahapadana Sutta: : The Great Discourse on the Lineage
- DN 15 Mahanidana Sutta: The Great discourse on Origination
- DN 16 Maha-parinibbana Sutta
- DN 17 Mahasudassana Sutta: The Great Splendor, A King's Renunciation
- DN 18: Janavasabha sutta: Brahma addresses the gods
- DN 19 Mahagovinda Sutta: The Great Steward
- Dn 20 Mahisamaya Sutta: The Mighty Gathering Devas Come to See the Buddha
- Dn 21 Sakkapanha Sutta: Sakka's questions
- DN 22 Mahasatipatthana Sutta: The Greater Discourse on the Foundations of Mindfulness
- DN 23: Payasi Sutta; Debate with a sceptic
- DN 24: Patika suta: About Patikaputta The Charlatan
- DN 25: Udumbarika-Sihanada Sutta: The Great Lion's Roar to the Udurnbarikans
- DN 26 Cakkavatti-Sihanada Sutta : The Lion's roar on the turning of the wheel
- DN27 Aggañña Sutta: On Knowledge of Beginnings
- DN 28 Sampasadaniya Sutta: Serene Faith
- Dn 29 Pasadika Sutta: The Delightful Discourse
- DN 30 Lakkhana Sutta: The Marks of a Great Man
- DN 31. Sigalovada Sutta Advice to the lay people
- Chief disciples of Buddha
- Dhammapada
- Majjhima Nikaya (Middle length discourse)
- Samyutta Nikaya (Connected discourse)
- Anguttara Nikaya (Numerical discourse)
- Sutta Discovery (SD) Series by Piya Tan
- Dhamma Events
- Blog
- DN 32 Atanatiya Sutta (The Atanata protective verses)