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The Middle Length Discourses of the Buddha

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by Bhikkhu Nanamoli


  Great Man (mahāpurisa)

  Greed (lobha)See also Covetousness; Craving; Lust

  Grief (domanassa)See also Suffering

  Habits (sı̄la)

  Harsh speech (pharus̄ā v̄āc̄ā)abstention from

  Hate (dosa)See also Anger; Avarice; Ill will

  Health

  Heard (suta)

  Heat (usmā)

  Heaven (sagga)See also Divine eye; Reappearance: in happy destination

  Hell (niraya)See also Divine eye; Reappearance: in bad destination

  High birth

  Hindrances (nı̄varaṇa)with similes

  Holy life (brahmacariya)fruitfulmisdirectednegations ofundoing of without consolationSee also Dhamma; Dispensation

  Honesty

  Horse-treasure

  Household lifehouseholder

  Identity (sakkāya)view,

  Ignorance (avijjā) abandonedunderlying tendency ofSee also Delusion; Taints

  Ill will (byāpāda)abandoning ofSee also Anger; Aversion; Hate; Hindrances

  I-making (ahankāra)

  Immaterial realms (āruppa)

  Immeasurable deliverance of mind (appamāṇacetovimutti)

  Immeasurable Radiance, gods of (appamāṇābhā devā)

  Imperfections (upakkilesa)

  Impermanence (aniccatā) contemplation ofin feeling, in sense experience, suffering, not self,

  Imperturbable (āneñja)

  Impossibilities (aṭṭhāna)

  Inattention (amanasikāra)

  Inclination of mind (cittuppāda)

  Individuality (attabhāva)

  Inertia (duṭṭhulla)

  Infinite consciousness, base of (viññāṇañcāyatana)and voidnessas basis for insightas blindfolding Māra

  Infinite space, base of (ākāsānañcāyatana)and voidnessas basis for insightas blindfolding Māra

  Influence (mahesakkhatta)

  Insanity (aṃ̄ha)

  Insight (vipassanā)See also Mindfulness: foundations of; Wisdom

  Insolence (paḷāsa)

  Inspiration (veda)

  Intention (sankappa): rightwrong See also Thought

  Investigation-of-states (dhammavicaya)See also Enlightenment factors

  Jains. See Nigaṇṭhas

  Jewel-treasure

  Jh̄nasand Buddha’s enlightenmentas basis for insightas blindfolding Māraas bliss of renunciation, etcas fruits of holy life, as meditation praised by Buddha, as objects of attachmentas right concentration, as superhuman statesas Tathāgata’s footprintsfirst fourthsecondthird, with similes

  Joy (somanassa)See also Pleasure

  Kasiṇas

  Killing (pānātip̄āta) abstention fromkammic result of

  Knowledge and vision (ṇ̃̄adassana)complacency overof deliverance, purification byworthy of noble ones See also Direct knowledge; Insight

  Knowledge of destruction of taints (āsavakkhayañāṇa) See also Taints: liberation from

  Lamentation (parideva) See also Suffering

  Lay followers (upāsaka, -ikā) See also Refuge, going for

  Learning (suta)

  Liberated-by-faith (saddhāvimutta)

  Liberated-by-wisdom (paññāvimutta)

  Liberated-in-both ways (ubhatobhāgavimutta)

  Liberation (vimokkha): eight immaterial noble perpetual supreme through not clinging See also Deliverance

  Limited Radiance, gods of (parittābhā devā)

  Lion’s roar (sı̄hanāda)

  Litigation (adhikaraṇa)

  Livelihood (̄jı̄va) right wrong See also Noble Eightfold Path

  Long life

  Loving-kindness (mett̄) as basis for insight as immeasurable deliverance, as path to Brahma-world in action under abuse

  Low birth

  Lust (r̄ga) underlying tendency of See also Craving; Greed; Sensual desire

  Majority opinion (yebhuyyasik̄)

  Malicious speech (pisuṇā v̄āc̄ā) abstention from

  Material form, materiality (r̄pa) aggregate of full understanding of not self See also Aggregates; Body; Elements

  Meditation See also Concentration; Insight; Jhānas; Mindfulness; Serenity

  Memory (sati)

  Mental exploration (upavic̄ra)

  Mentality (n̄ma)

  Mentality-materiality (n̄mar̄pa)

  Middle Way (majjhim̄ pạipad̄) See also Noble Eightfold Path

  Mind (citta): contemplation of development of diversity of equipment of higher mind mastery over purification of See also Deliverance: of mind; Imperfections; Inclination of mind; Understanding: others’ minds

  Mind (mano): and consciousness and sense faculties See also Bases; Conduct; Faculties, sense; Restraint: of faculties

  Mindfulness (sati) enlightenment factor of four foundations of (satipạ̣h̄na) of body (k̄yagat̄sati) of breathing (̄n̄p̄nasati) three foundations of See also Enlightenment factors; Faculties, spiritual; Full awareness; Noble Eightfold Path

  Mind-made body (manomayak̄ya)

  Mind-objects (dhamm̄) See also Bases

  Nāga serpent

  Negligence (pam̄da)

  Neither-perception-nor-non-perception (nevasaññ̄n̄saññ̄yatana) and voidness as a basis for insight as blindfolding Māra best object of clinging way to

  Nibbāna as Deathless attainment of here and now person intent on

  Nigaṇṭhas See also Index of Proper Names, Nigaṇṭha Nātaputta

  Nihilism (natthikav̄da) See also Views: wrong

  Noble disciple (ariyas̄vaka) and personality view seven knowledges of See also Disciple in higher training

  Noble Eightfold Path (ariya aṭṭhangika magga) as Middle Way as way to end suffering detailed analysis

  Noble one (ariya)

  Noble One’s Discipline (ariyassa vinaye)

  Noble silence (ariya tụhı̄bh̄va)

  Non-causality doctrine (ahetukav̄da)

  Non-cruelty (avihi̇s̄) See also Intention; Thought

  Non-doing doctrine (akiriyav̄da)

  Non-identification (atammayat̄)

  Non-ill will (abȳp̄da) See also Intention; Thought

  Non-perception (asaññā)

  Non-returner (an̄ḡmin) See also Disciple in higher training; Noble disciple

  Nothingness, base of āki ñcaññ̄yatana) and voidness as basis for insight as blindfolding Māra deliverance of mind through way to

  Not self (anatt̄) aggregates as all things elements as sense experience as

  Nutriment (̄h̄ra)

  Obstinacy (thambha)

  Offence (̄patti)

  Omniscience (sabbaññut̄)

  Once-returner (sakad̄ḡmin) See also Disciple in higher training; Noble disciple

  One beyond training (asekha). See Arahant

  Oral tradition (anussava)

  Ordinary person (puthujjana) and identity view

  Origin (samudaya): of identity of suffering See also Dependent origination; Four Noble Truths

  Overestimation (adhim̄na)

  Overlord (abhibh̄)

  Paccekabuddha

  Pain (dukkha) See also Feeling; Grief; Suffering

  Pātimokkha See also Virtue

  Pavāraṇā

  Peace (upasama, santi) bliss of; foundation of

  Perception (saññā) aggregate of and voidness not self

  Persons (puggala): four kinds seven kinds; two kinds

  Perturbable (iñjita)

  Pleasure (sukha) gradation of in jhāna non-sensual sensual, to be gained through pain? See also Feeling; Joy; Sensual pleasures

  Positions of beings (sattapada)

  Possibilities (ṭh̄na)

  Postures (iriȳpatha)

  Poverty

  Powers (bala)

  Proliferation (papañca)

  Pupil’s undoing (antevās̄upaddava)

  Pure Abodes (suddh̄āv̄āsa) See also Non-returner

  Pure Radiance, gods of (parisuddh̄bh̄ devat̄)


  Purification (visuddhi): in four castes of offerings seven stages of theories of

  Rapture (pı̄ti) enlightenment factor of in jh̄āna non-sensual, See also Enlightenment factors; Jhānas

  Reappearance (upapatti); by aspiration in bad destination, in happy destination of liberated one See also Action; Divine eye

  Reasoning (takka)

  Recluse (samaṇa) See also Bhikkhu; Recluses and brahmins

  Recluses and brahmins (samaṇabrā̄hmanạ̄); and eightfold path, and full understanding and Māra and sense pleasures capacity for enlightenment diversity among views of,

  Recollection of past lives (pubbenivāsā̄nussati) with simile

  Refuge, going for (sarạagamana)

  Refulgent Glory, gods of (subhakịhā̄ devā̄)

  Relinquishment (c̄ga)

  Renunciation (nekkhamma) bliss of See also Going forth; Intention; Thought

  Resentment (upan̄ha)

  Resting place (sen̄sana) See also Seclusion

  Restlessness and remorse (uddhaccakukkucca) abandoning of See also Hindrances

  Restraint (saṁvara): in six bases of sense faculties of taints

  Rivalry (sārambha)

  Robe (civara)

  Root (mūla): of all things of disputes of unwholesome of wholesome

  Round of births (samsāra) See also Reappearance

  Rules and observances (sīlabbata)

  Sāmaññaphala Sutta

  Saṁsāra. See Round of births

  Sangha gifts to harmony in practising good way See also Bhikkhu; Bhikkhunī(s)

  Scrutiny (tulanā)

  Search (pariyesanā)

  Seats (āsana)

  Seclusion (viveka) bliss of

  Security from bondage (yogakkhema)

  Seeing (dassana)

  Seen (diţţ̣̣ha)

  Self (att̄ā). See Not self; Views: of self

  Self-mortification (attakilamatha)

  Sensed (muta)

  Sensual desire (kā̄ma, k̄āmacchanda) See also Covetousness; Craving; Hindrances; Sensual pleasures; Taints

  Sensual pleasures (kā̄ma) cords of (kā̄magụna) danger in full understanding of misconduct in similes for See also Pleasure: sensual; Sensual desire

  Serenity (samatha) See also Concentration; Jhāna

  Service (paricariyā)

  Seven bodies, doctrine of

  Shackles in heart (cetaso vinibandha)

  Shame (hiri)

  Sharing

  Short life

  Sickliness

  Sign (nimitta): five of beauty of concentration of sense object

  Signless (animitta): concentration contact deliverance of mind,

  Sixfold base (salạ̄̄yatana). See Bases

  Sloth and torpor (thīnamiddha) abandoning of See also Hindrances

  Sorrow (soka) See also Grief

  Space element (̄ākāsadhātu)

  Speech (vā̄cā̄): five courses of of Tathāgata right wrong

  Spiritual power, bases for (iddhipāda)

  Steward-treasure

  Stream-enterer (sotāpanna) See also Disciple in higher training; Noble disciple

  Streaming Radiance, gods of (ābhassarā devā)

  Striving (padhāna) five factors of right

  Stupidity

  Success (iddhi)

  Suffering (dukkha) as noble truth end of See also Four Noble Truths; Impermanence: suffering, not self

  Suicide

  Superhuman states (uttarimanussadhamma)

  Supernormal power (iddhi) See also Buddha: supernormal powers

  Sustained thought (vicāra) See also Jhāna

  Taints (āsava) bases for liberation from See also Deliverance: by wisdom; Knowledge of destruction of taints

  Taking what is not given (adinnadāna) abstention from

  Talk (kathā): pointless suitable

  Tathāgata abiding in voidness after death appears in world footprints of free from taints intrepidities investigation of powers of wonderful qualities of See also Buddha

  Teacher’s undoing (ācariyūpaddava)

  Thirty-three, gods of (tāvatimsā̄ devā)

  Thought (vitakka) removing twofold See also Intention

  Titans (asura)

  Tortures

  Tranquillity (passaddhi) See also Enlightenment factors

  Transcendence, bases for (abhibhāyatana)

  True Knowledge (vijja)

  True man (sappurisa)

  Truth (sacca) foundation of in speech

  Tusita heaven

  Ugliness

  Underlying tendencies (anusaya)

  Understanding (others’ minds)

  Unity (ekatta)

  Untrue man (asappurisa)

  Unwholesome (akusala)

  Unwise attention (ayoniso manasikāra)

  Uposatha

  Urgency, sense of (saṁvega)

  Vanity (mada)

  Vedas

  View, right (sammā̄ ditṭ̣hi) as forerunner emancipating person with tainted taintless

  Views (ditthi) adherence to, of self of world pernicious purification of speculative thicket of wrong

  Virtue (sıla) complacency over of bhikkhu purification of See also Conduct

  Visuddhimagga

  Vitality (ā̄yu)

  Voidness (suññatā): abiding in contact deliverance of mind descent into of self

  Wakefulness (jā̄gariya)

  Wanderers (paribbā̄jaka)

  Water element (̄āpodhā̄tu) meditation like See also Elements

  Wealth

  Wheel-treasure

  Wheel-turning Monarch (cakkavatt rājā)

  Wholesome (kusala) root of

  Wield power over others’ creations, gods who (paranimmitavasavattı̄ devā)

  Wilderness in heart (cetokhila)

  Wisdom (paññā̄) foundation of lucidity of noble See also Full understanding; View, right

  Wise attention (yoniso manasikārā)

  Wise man (paṇḍita)

  Woman-treasure

  Women

  Wrong eightfold path

  Yāma gods

  Zeal (chanda) See also Spiritual power, bases for; Striving: right

  Index of Proper Names

  Abhaya, Prince

  Abhiya Kaccāna

  Acela Kassapa

  Aciravata, novice

  Aciravatī̄, river

  Ajātasattu, King

  Ajita Kesakambalin

  Ālāra Kālāma

  Ambalaṭṭhikā

  Ānanda and “One Fortunate Attachment,” as learned on destruction of taints on disciple in higher training on gods on good and bad conduct on holy life on ideal bhikkhu on Tathāgata’s qualities questions on elements questions on voidness

  Anāthapinḍika

  Angans

 

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