THE WORD OF THE BUDDHA

Index of Pali Terms abhidhamma-pi.taka 2 abhi~n~naa 63 adosa 32 aajiva lokiya-sammaa- 53 sammaa- 27, 53-54 akusala 30 -kammapatha 30 alobha

Works of the Author In English The Word of the Buddha (Abridged) Students’ Edition. Colombo 1946, Y.M.B.A. Guide through the

Buddhist Literature A selection for further study I. Life of the Buddha E. H. Brewster. The Life of Gotama the Buddha. Compiled

Gradual Development of the Eightfold Path in the Progress of the Disciple Confidence and Right Thought (Second Factor) M. 38

Right Concentration (Sammaa-samaadhi) M. 44 What, now, is Right Concentration? Its Definition Having the mind fixed to a single object

Right Mindfulness (Sammaa-sati) What, now, is Right Mindfulness? The Four Foundations of Mindfulness (Satipa.t.thaana) D.22 The only way that leads

Right Effort (Sammaa-vaayaama) A. IV. 13, 14 What, now. is Right Effort? There are Four Great Efforts; the effort to

Right Livelihood (Sammaa-aajiva) What, now, is Right Livelihood? D. 22 1. When the noble disciple, avoiding a wrong way of

Right Action (Sammaa-kammanta) A. X. 176 What, now, is Right Action? Abstaining from Killing 1. Herein someone avoids the killing

Right Speech (Sammaa-vaacaa) What now, is Right Speech? Abstaining from Lying A. X. 176 1. Herein someone avoids lying and

Right Thought (Sammaa-sankappa) D. 22 What, now, is Right Thought? Thought free from lust (nekkhamma-sankappa). Thought free from ill-will (avyaapaada-sankappa).

Right Understanding (Sammaa-di.t.thi) D.24 What, now, is Right Understanding? Understanding The Four Truths 1. To understand suffering; 2. to understand

IV. The Noble Truth Of The Path That Leads To The Extinction Of Suffering The Two Extremes, and the Middle

III. The Noble Truth Of The Extinction Of Suffering D.22 What, now, is the Noble Truth of the Extinction of

II. The Noble Truth Of The Origin Of Suffering D. 22 What, now, is the Noble Truth of the Origin

I. The Noble Truth of Suffering D.22 What, now, is the Noble Truth of Suffering? Birth is suffering; Decay is

The Four Noble Truths Thus has it been said by the Buddha, the Enlightened One: D.16. It is through not