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1. The First Chapter – Paliverse

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1.

The First Chapter

1.

The Discourse on Mindfulness Directed to the Body

366. At Sāvatthī. "I will teach you, monks, the unconditioned and the path leading to the unconditioned. Listen to that. And what, monks, is the unconditioned? That which, monks, is the elimination of lust, the elimination of hate, the elimination of delusion - this is called, monks, the unconditioned. And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? Mindfulness of the body. This is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned."

"Thus, monks, the unconditioned has been taught by me to you, the path leading to the unconditioned has been taught. Whatever, monks, is to be done by a Teacher for disciples, seeking their welfare, compassionate, out of compassion, that has been done by me for you. These, monks, are tree-roots, these are empty houses. Meditate, monks, do not be negligent; do not be remorseful afterwards. This is our instruction to you." The first.

2.

The Discourse on Serenity and Insight

367. "I will teach you, monks, the unconditioned and the path leading to the unconditioned. Listen to that. And what, monks, is the unconditioned? That which, monks, is the elimination of lust, the elimination of hate, the elimination of delusion - this is called, monks, the unconditioned. And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? Serenity and insight. This is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned, etc. The second.

3.

The Discourse on Applied and Sustained Thought

368. "And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? Concentration with applied and sustained thought, concentration without applied but with sustained thought only, concentration without applied and sustained thought - this is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned, etc. The third.

4.

The Discourse on Emptiness Concentration

369. "And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? Emptiness concentration, signless concentration, desireless concentration - this is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned, etc. The fourth.

5.

The Discourse on the Establishment of Mindfulness

370. "And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? The four establishments of mindfulness. This is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned, etc. The fifth.

6.

The Discourse on Right Striving

371. "And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? The four right strivings. This is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned, etc. The sixth.

7.

The Discourse on the Bases for Spiritual Power

372. "And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? The four bases for spiritual power. This is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned, etc. The seventh.

8.

The Discourse on the Faculties

373. "And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? The five faculties. This is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned, etc. The eighth.

9.

The Discourse on the Powers

374. "And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? The five powers. This is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned, etc. The ninth.

10.

The Discourse on the Factors of Enlightenment

375. "And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? The seven factors of enlightenment. This is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned, etc. The tenth.

11.

The Discourse on the Path Factors

376. "And what, monks, is the path leading to the unconditioned? The noble eightfold path. This is called, monks, the path leading to the unconditioned. Thus, monks, the unconditioned has been taught by me to you, the path leading to the unconditioned has been taught. Whatever, monks, is to be done by a Teacher for disciples, seeking their welfare, compassionate, out of compassion, that has been done by me for you. These, monks, are tree-roots, these are empty houses. Meditate, monks, do not be negligent; do not be remorseful afterwards. This is our instruction to you." The eleventh.

The first chapter.

Its summary:

Body, serenity, with applied thought, emptiness, establishments of mindfulness;

Right strivings, bases for spiritual power, faculties, powers, factors of enlightenment;

With path as eleventh, its summary is pronounced.

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