DN 28 Sampasādanīya Sutta:
Inspiring Confidence
Arahant Sāriputta explains the qualities of the Supreme Buddha. (23 minutes)
The Arahant Sāriputta was one of the Supreme Buddha’s two chief monk disciples and was foremost in wisdom.
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Arahant Sāriputta explains the qualities of the Supreme Buddha. (23 minutes)
Arahant Sariputta explains in detail the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path. (11 minutes)
The final days of monk Kokalika who held hatred towards Arahant Sāriputta and Arahant Moggallāna. (6 minutes)
What is the position of the Supreme Buddha in the world. (3 minutes)
Removing hate using five similes taught by Arahant Sāriputta. (6 minutes)
At Naḷakapāna the Buddha invites the venerable Sāriputta to teach the Dhamma. Venerable Sāriputta teaches about ten qualities that lead to decline or non-decline. (5 minutes)
Venerable Sāriputta explains the factors for growth in wholesome qualities. (4 minutes)
The Buddha sees Arahant Sāriputta in meditation and is inspired to say a verse. (1 minute)
See the great power of the Arahant Sāriputta and Arahant Moggallāna! (3 minutes)
Arahant Sāriputta is not disturbed by the ups and downs of life. (1 minute)
The Supreme Buddha freely praises his excellent monks. (1 minute)
A deva explains the happiness he gained after offering flowers during the funeral of Arahant Sariputta. (2 minutes)
A deva explains his encounter with Arahant Sāriputta and the meritorious actions he did to achieve happiness. (2 minutes)
What could happen if we don't give and are greedy? (3 minutes)
How can we reduce our past relatives' suffering? (2 minutes)
Chief disciple of the Supreme Buddha and second only to the Buddha in wisdom. (6 minutes)
Famous as the one who took care of the Supreme Buddha and memorized the teachings. (7 minutes)