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 Miscellaneous Topics

The following topics are covered in this section:

Asavas

Buddhist Spirituality

Dhamma Resources

Elimination of Anger

Four Thoughts

Glossaries

Reading the Suttas

The Collection of Little Texts (KN)

The Further-Factored Discourses (AN)

The Grouped Discourses (SN)

The Long Discourses (DN)

The Middle-Length Discourses (MN)

Khaggavisana Sutta

Photo Galleries

The Dhammapada

The Heart of Dharma Collection

The Lamrim: Stages of the Path

Theravada Buddhism

Two Truths: Relative and Ultimate

Emptiness

Four Schools of Buddhism

Chittamatra School

Madhyamaka School

Sautrantika School

Vaibhashika School

In Daily Life

The Two Truths and the Four Noble Truths

The Two Truths: Their Significance

Verses on the Faith Mind

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  • The Four Noble Truths
    • An Analysis of the Four Noble Truths
    • Four Tasks
    • Introduction to the Four Noble Truths
    • Setting the Wheel of Dhamma in Motion
    • Truth of Extinction of Suffering
    • Truth of Origin of Suffering
    • Truth of Suffering
      • Samvega and Pasada
    • Truth of the Path
  • The Noble Eightfold Path
    • Right Action
    • Right Concentration
    • Right Effort
    • Right Livelihood
    • Right Mindfulness
    • Right Speech
    • Right Thought
    • Right Understanding (View)
  • Path to Awakening
    • A Personal Reflection
    • The Five Faculties
    • The Five Strengths
    • The Four Bases of Power
    • The Four Frames of Reference
    • The Four Right Exertions
    • The Noble Eightfold Path
    • The Seven Factors of Enlightenment
  • Vital Dhamma Topics-1
    • Aging, Illness and Death
    • Dependent Origination
    • Kamma (Karma)
      • Kamma and Its Fruit
    • The Eight Worldly Conditions
    • The Five Aggregates
    • The Five Mental Hindrances
    • The Three Marks of Existence
    • Three Unwholesome Roots
      • The Elimination of Anger
  • Vital Dhamma Topics-2
    • First Stage of Awakening
    • Merit
    • Noble Conversation
    • Non-Violence
    • Recognizing the Dhamma
    • Ten Fetters
    • The Ten Perfections
    • The Threefold Refuge
      • Dhamma
      • Sangha
      • The Buddha
  • Meditation Practices
    • Brahma-viharas
      • Four Noble Truths and the Brahma-viharas
      • The Four Sublime States
    • Jhana
    • Loving-Kindness Meditation
    • Meditation on Death
    • Mindfulness of Breathing
      • Breathing Meditation and the Noble Eightfold Path
    • Ten Recollections
    • The Four Protective Meditations
    • Vipassana
  • Miscellaneous Topics
    • Asavas
      • Sabbasava Sutta
    • Buddhist Spirituality
    • Four Thoughts
    • Glossaries
    • Reading the Suttas
      • The Collection of Little Texts (KN)
        • Khaggavisana Sutta
      • The Further-Factored Discourses (AN)
      • The Grouped Discourses (SN)
      • The Long Discourses (DN)
      • The Middle-Length Discourses (MN)
    • The Dhammapada
    • The Heart of Dharma Collection
      • Verses on the Faith Mind
    • The Lamrim
    • The Two Truths: Relative and Ultimate
      • Emptiness
      • Four Schools of Buddhism
        • Chittamatra School
        • Madhyamaka School
        • Sautrantika School
        • Vaibhashika School
      • In Daily Life
      • The Two Truths and the Four Noble Truths
      • The Two Truths: Their Significance
    • Theravada Buddhism
  • Questions & Answers
  • Dhamma Resources
    • Dhamma Websites
  • Photo Galleries
  • About
  • Contact
    • Metta
    • Privacy Policy
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