DN 22 Mahāsatipaṭṭhāna Sutta:
Long Discourse on the Establishments Of Mindfulness
A complete set of instructions for practicing mindfulness meditation. (108 minutes)
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A complete set of instructions for practicing mindfulness meditation. (108 minutes)
A complete set of instructions for practicing mindfulness meditation. (59 minutes)
Arahant Sariputta explains in detail the Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold Path. (11 minutes)
Understand the Four Noble Truths so no one can mislead you. (1 minute)
Brahma Sanaṅkumāra tells the Buddha a verse of how a sage accomplished in true knowledge and pure conduct is the best among gods and humans. (1 minute)
The Supreme Buddha's very first sermon. (8 minutes)
The Buddha encourages us to understand the Four Noble Truths as they really are. (2 minutes)
The Saṅgha has amazing qualities. (5 minutes)
The Supreme Buddha teaches a humble devata about ways that we can collect blessings into our lives. (3 minutes)
The Buddha explains how the bones of a single person, when accumulated in a single eon, would make a huge mountain. (2 minutes)
The monk who gives rise to true knowledge that discards desire, greed, and ignorance abandons all bad destinations (1 minute)
The Buddha explains that there are three eyes. What are the three? (1 minute)
The Buddha explains three sense pleasures that can be obtained and how one must abandon them by understanding reality. (2 minutes)
The Buddha explains how knowing and seeing the Four Noble Truths lead to the destruction of taints but not for those who do not know or see. (2 minutes)
The Buddha explains how true recluses and Brāhmins understand the Four Noble Truths. (2 minutes)
The Supreme Buddha teaches a humble devata about ways that we can collect blessings into our lives. (3 minutes)