AN 9.2 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)
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The Blessed One explained to Monk Meghiya about five qualities that help to bring an immature mind to maturity. (8 minutes)
How to practice loving-kindness meditation. (3 minutes)
When 500 monks come to see the Buddha, they make a great racket, leading the Buddha to dismiss them for a while. (6 minutes)
The Buddha sees Arahant Sāriputta in meditation and is inspired to say a verse. (1 minute)
The Buddha sees Venerable Mahā Moggallāna in meditation. (1 minute)
The Blessed One explained to Monk Meghiya about five qualities that help to bring an immature mind to maturity. (8 minutes)
Insightful and ardent monks investigate the true nature of life. (1 minute)
The Buddha explains the benefits of devoting to seclusion, delighting in seclusion and more. (1 minute)
The Buddha explains if the benefits gained if a monk meditates reducing sleep, lives mindfully and with wise awareness. (2 minutes)
The Buddha explains the three grounds for making merit. (1 minute)
The Buddha explains how those with similar mind states come together. (2 minutes)
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)
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)
How to practice loving-kindness meditation. (3 minutes)