- SN 55.1 Rāja Sutta: A Universal King Does a universal king have everything that is important?
- SN 55.2 Brahmacariyogādha Sutta: Entering into the Path The four factors of a stream-enterer.
- SN 55.3 Dīghāvu Upāsaka Sutta: To Dīghāvu A lay follower has an uplifting conversation before he dies.
- SN 55.4 Sāriputta Sutta: With Sāriputta 1 Venerable Ānanda has a Dhamma discussion with Arahant Sāriputta.
- SN 55.5 Sāriputta Sutta: With Sāriputta 2 Arahant Sāriputta has a Dhamma discussion with the Supreme Buddha.
- SN 55.6 Thapati Sutta: The Carpenters Some carpenters explain the difficulties of their life to the Supreme Buddha.
- SN 55.7 Veḷudvāreyya Sutta: The People of Bamboo Gate Village How can we practice to have a good rebirth while still living the lay life.
- SN 55.8 Gijjhakāvasatha Sutta: In the Brick Hall 1 Where are these disciples reborn?
- SN 55.9 Dutiya Gijjhakāvasatha Sutta: At the Brick Hall 2 Where are these disciples reborn?
- SN 55.10 Tatiya Gijjhakāvasatha Sutta: At the Brick Hall 3 Where are these disciples reborn?
- SN 55.11 Sahassa Sutta: A Saṅgha of a Thousand Nuns The Buddha teaches a group of nuns.
- SN 55.12 Brāhmaṇa Sutta: Priests of the High Caste People What is the real way to practice?
- SN 55.13 Ānanda Sutta: Venerable Ānanda Thero What should we have and what should we lack?
- SN 55.14 Duggati Sutta: Miserable worlds A stream-enterer avoids bad rebirth.
- SN 55.15 Vinipāta Sutta: Lower Worlds A stream-enterer avoids bad rebirth.
- SN 55.16 Mittāmacca Sutta: Friends 1 What should we do if we care about people?
- SN 55.17 Dutiya Mittāmacca Sutta: Friends 2 What should we do if we care about people?
- SN 55.18 Devacārika Sutta: Visiting Heaven 1 Arahant Mahāmoggallāna has a Dhamma discussion in the Tāvatiṁsa heaven.
- SN 55.19 Dutiya Devacārika Sutta: Visiting Heaven 2 Arahant Mahāmoggallāna has a Dhamma discussion in the Tāvatiṁsa heaven.
- SN 55.20 Tatiya Devacārika Sutta: Visiting Heaven 3 The Supreme Buddha has a Dhamma discussion in the Tāvatiṁsa heaven.
- SN 55.21 Mahānāma Sutta: To Mahānāma 1 How should we develop our minds to go to a good destination?
- SN 55.22 Dutiya Mahānāma Sutta: To Mahānāma 2 Four factors help us towards Nibbāna, what are they?
- SN 55.23 Tatiya Mahanāma Sutta: To Mahanāma 3 Mahānāma expresses his confidence in the Buddha.
- SN 55.24 Sarakāni Sutta: To Sarakāni the Sakyan 1 The Buddha explains what type of person is free from being born in a lower realm.
- SN 55.25 Sarakāni Sutta: To Sarakāni the Sakyan 2 Which types of beings are free from miserable worlds?
- SN 55.26 Anāthapiṇḍika Sutta: To Anāthapiṇḍika 1 What should we reflect on when we are suffering?
- SN 55.27 Dutiya Anāthapiṇḍika Sutta: Anāthapiṇḍika 2 When a noble disciple has four factors, he’s not frightened or terrified.
- SN 55.28 Tatiya Anāthapiṇḍika Sutta: Anāthapiṇḍika 3 The Buddha explains some qualities of a stream entrant.
- SN 55.29 Bhikkhu Sutta: To the Monks What are some qualities of a stream entrant?
- SN 55.30 Nandaka Sutta: Nandaka the Licchavi A noble disciple who has four factors is guaranteed both human and divine long life.
- SN 55.31 Abhisanda Sutta: Streams of Merit 1 There are four kinds of streams of merit, streams of wholesomeness that generate happiness.
- SN 55.32 Abhisanda Sutta: Streams of Merit 2 What are the four kinds of streams of merit?
- SN 55.33 Tatiya Abhisanda Sutta: Streams of Merit 3 How can we create happiness in our lives?
- SN 55.34 Deva Pada Sutta: Footprints of the Gods 1 What are the four footprints of the gods?
- SN 55.35 Dutiya Deva Pada Sutta: Footprints of the Gods 2 How can we practice as gods do?
- SN 55.36 Sabhāgata Sutta: Assembly What qualities do gods admire?
- SN 55.37 Mahānāma Sutta: To Mahānāma What does it mean to be a lay follower?
- SN 55.38 Vassa Sutta: Rain The Buddha teaches the importance of confidence for a noble disciple.
- SN 55.39 Kāḷigodhā Sutta: To Sakyan Daughter Kāḷigodhā The Buddha teaches a female lay disciple four qualities of a stream entrant.
- SN 55.40 Nandiya sutta: Nandiya the Sakyan How does a noble disciple live negligently?
- SN 55.41 Asaṅkheyya Sutta: Incalculable 1 How do we create happiness?
- SN 55.42 Dutiya Asaṇkheyya Sutta: Incalculable 2 The Supreme Buddha explains how to create happiness.
- SN 55.43 Tatiya Asaṇkheyya Sutta: Incalculable 3 There are four types of streams of merit, what are they?
- SN 55.44 Aḍḍha Sutta: Rich A noble disciple who has four things is rich, prosperous, and wealthy.
- SN 55.45 Dutiya Aḍḍha Sutta: Rich 2 A noble disciple who has four things is rich, prosperous, wealthy, and famous.
- SN 55.46 Suddhaka Sutta: Cleansing A stream-enterer has four factors.
- SN 55.47 Nandiya Sutta: To Nandiya The Supreme Buddha explains the four qualities of a stream-enterer.
- SN 55.48 Bhaddiya Sutta: To Bhaddiya The Buddha explains the qualities of a stream-enterer to Bhaddiya.
- SN 55.49 Mahānāma Sutta: To Mahānāma What are four qualities of a stream-enterer?
- SN 55.50 Aṇga Sutta: Factors of Stream-entry There are four factors of stream-entry. What four?
- SN 55.51 Sagātaka Sutta: With Verses Whoever has unshakable faith in the Buddha is said to be rich.
- SN 55.52 Vassaṁvutta Sutta: After the Rainy Retreat How rare is it to obtain unshakable confidence in the Triple Gem?
- SN 55.53 Dhammadinna Sutta: To Dhammadinna How should a lay follower practice the Dhamma?
- SN 55.54 Gilāna Sutta: Advice to a Sick Follower How do we console a friend?
- SN 55.55. Phala Sutta: Fruit 1 When four factors are developed and cultivated, they lead to the realization of the fruit of stream-entry
- SN 55.56 Dutiya Phala Sutta: Fruit 2 When four factors are developed and cultivated, they lead to the realization of the fruit of once-returning.
- SN 55.57 Tatiya Phala Sutta: Fruit 3 When four factors are developed and cultivated, they lead to the realization of the fruit of non-returning.
- SN 55.58 Catutta Phala Sutta: Fruit 4 When four factors are developed and cultivated, they lead to the realization of the fruit of arahantship.
- SN 55.59 Paṭilābha Sutta: Gaining of Wisdom Monks, when four factors are developed and cultivated, they lead to the gaining of wisdom.
- SN 55.60 Vuḍḍhi Sutta: Growth of Wisdom Monks, when four things are developed and cultivated, they lead to the growth of wisdom.
- SN 55.61 Vuḍḍhi Sutta: Increase of Wisdom The increase of wisdom.
- SN 55.62 Vepulla Sutta: Great Wisdom Great wisdom.
- SN 55.63–55.74 Mahā Pañña Vagga: Section on Great Wisdom
All Saṁyutta Nikāya
— Sāgātha Vagga —
| SN 1 | SN 2 | SN 3 | SN 4 | SN 5 | SN 6 | SN 7 | SN 8 | SN 9 | SN 10 | SN 11 |
— Nidāna Vagga —
| SN 12 | SN 13 | SN 14 | SN 15 | SN 16 | SN 17 | SN 18 | SN 19 | SN 20 | SN 21 |
— Khandha Vagga —
| SN 22 | SN 23 | SN 24 | SN 25 | SN 26 | SN 27 | SN 28 | SN 29 | SN 30 | SN 31 | SN 32 | SN 33 | SN 34 |
— Saḷāyatana Vagga —
| SN 35 | SN 36 | SN 37 | SN 38 | SN 39 | SN 40 | SN 41 | SN 42 | SN 43 | SN 44 |
— Mahā Vagga —
| SN 45 | SN 46 | SN 47 | SN 48 | SN 49 | SN 50 | SN 51 | SN 52 | SN 53 | SN 54 | SN 55 | SN 56 |
All Saṁyutta Nikāya
