Topic: meditation
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AN 9.3 Meghiya Sutta:
The Monk Meghiya
The Blessed One explained to Monk Meghiya about five qualities that help to bring an immature mind to maturity. (8 minutes)
Khp 9 Metta Sutta:
Discourse on Loving-Kindness
How to practice loving-kindness meditation. (3 minutes)
Ud 3.3 Yasoja Sutta:
Arahant Yasoja
When 500 monks come to see the Buddha, they make a great racket, leading the Buddha to dismiss them for a while. (6 minutes)
Ud 3.4 Sāriputta Sutta:
Arahant Sāriputta
The Buddha sees Arahant Sāriputta in meditation and is inspired to say a verse. (1 minute)
Ud 3.5 Kolita Sutta:
Arahant Moggallāna
The Buddha sees Venerable Mahā Moggallāna in meditation. (1 minute)
Ud 4.1 Meghiya Sutta:
The Monk Meghiya
The Blessed One explained to Monk Meghiya about five qualities that help to bring an immature mind to maturity. (8 minutes)
Itv 37 Somanassa Sutta:
Living Joyfully
Insightful and ardent monks investigate the true nature of life. (1 minute)
Itv 45 Patisallāna Sutta:
Living in Seclusion
The Buddha explains the benefits of devoting to seclusion, delighting in seclusion and more. (1 minute)
Itv 47 Jāgariya Sutta:
Wakefulness
The Buddha explains if the benefits gained if a monk meditates reducing sleep, lives mindfully and with wise awareness. (2 minutes)
Itv 60 Puññakiriyavatthu Sutta:
Grounds for Making Merits
The Buddha explains the three grounds for making merit. (1 minute)
Itv 78 Dhātu Saṁsandana Sutta:
Coming Together
The Buddha explains how those with similar mind states come together. (2 minutes)
Itv 79 Parihāna Sutta:
Falling Away
The Buddha explains three things that lead to the falling away of a training monk and three things that lead to the non-falling of a training monk. (2 minutes)
Itv 85 Asubhānupassī Sutta:
Contemplating on Impurities
The Buddha teaches monks to live contemplating the impurities of the body, mindfulness of in-and-out breathing and contemplating the impermanence of all things. (1 minute)
Snp 1.8 Metta Sutta:
Discourse on Loving-Kindness
How to practice loving-kindness meditation. (3 minutes)