The Book of Twos

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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

2. Book of the Twos [go up]

AN 2.5: Appativana Sutta — Relentlessly {II,i,5; A i 49} [Thanissaro]. What is the one thing regarding which the Buddha does not recommend contentment?
AN 2.9: Lokapala Sutta — Guardians of the World {II,i,9; A i 50} [Ireland | Thanissaro]. Conscience and concern — two qualities that keep one from harm.
AN 2.19: Kusala Sutta — Skillful {II,ii,9; A i 57} [Thanissaro]. Yes, it really is possible to abandon unskillful habits and to develop skillful ones.
AN 2.21: Bala-pandita Sutta — Fools & Wise People {II,iii,1; A i 59} [Thanissaro]. What's the difference between a fool and a wise person?
AN 2.23: Abhasita Sutta — What Was Not Said. {II,iii,3; A i 59}
AN 2.25: Neyyatha Sutta — A Meaning to be Inferred {II,iii,5; A i 60} [Thanissaro].

Two short reminders not to misquote or misrepresent the Buddha's teachings.

AN 2.30: Vijja-bhagiya Sutta — A Share in Clear Knowing {II,iii,10; A i 61} [Thanissaro]. How tranquillity (samatha) and insight (vipassana) function together to uproot passion and ignorance.
AN 2.31-32: Kataññu Sutta — Gratitude {II,iv,1-2; A i 61} [Thanissaro]. We owe a great debt to our parents. The gratitude we show to them is a measure of our personal integrity.
AN 2.38: Kandarayana Sutta — To Kandarayana {II,iv,8; A i 67} [Thanissaro]. What makes a person an elder worthy of respect?
AN 2.98: Bala Sutta — Fools {II,x,1; A i 83} [Thanissaro]. Two kinds of fools.
AN 2.119: Dullabha Sutta — Hard to Find {II,xi,2; A i 86} [Thanissaro]. A grateful person is hard to find.
AN 2.125-126: Ghosa Suttas — Voice {II,xi,8-9; A i 87} [Thanissaro]. Appropriate attention (yoniso manasikara) is a condition for Right View.