The Book of Ones

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Three Jewels
Buddha . Dharma . Sangha

Three Dharma Seals
Anicca . Dukkha . Anatta

Seven Sets
Four Frames of Reference
Four Right Exertions
Four Bases of Power
Five Faculties
Five Strengths
Seven Factors of Awakening
Noble Eightfold Path

History of Buddhism
Timeline of Buddhism

1. Book of the Ones [go up]

AN 1.21-40: Ekadhamma Suttas — A Single Thing {I,iii,1-10 through I,iv,1-10; A i 4} [Thanissaro]. The Buddha enumerates twenty things of singular importance to the spiritual path.
AN 1.31-40: Adanta Sutta — Untamed (excerpts) {I,iv,1-4 and 9-10; A i 5} [Woodward]. There's nothing so conducive to happiness as a mind that has been tamed.
AN 1.45-46: Udakarahaka Sutta — A Pool of Water {I,v,5-6; A i 8} [Thanissaro]. The difference between a clear mind and a muddy one.
AN 1.47: Mudu Sutta — Soft {I,v,7; A i 8} [Thanissaro]. A simile for a mind that's pliant.
AN 1.48: Lahu-parivatta Sutta — Quick to Reverse Itself {I,v,8; A i 9} [Thanissaro]. The Buddha, normally so adept at finding similes, is here at a loss.
AN 1.49-52: Pabhassara Sutta — Luminous {I,v,9-10; I,vi,1-2; A i 10} [Thanissaro]. The mind is inherently luminous; the unwise person can't even see that it is obscured by defilements.