| Academic | Sutta Name | Notes | PSA Plae | Vagga | Nikaya | PTS | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AN.IV.163 | Asubha Sutta | The following modes of spiritual progress are enumerated: 1. painful progress with slow intuition [dukkhaapa.tipadaa dandhaabhi~n~naa] -- those who practice contemplation of loathesomeness of the body [], contemplation of repulsiveness of food [aahaarapa.tikuulasa~n~naa] and awareness of impermanence [aniccaasa~n~naa] -- thus instilling himself with an awareness of death, living on the five powers of a pupil [sekhabala] (faith, modesty, self-restraint, energy and wisdom) and for whom the controlling faculties [indriya] are not yet ripe; 2. painful progress with quick intuition [dukkhaapa.tipadaa khippaabhi~n~naa] -- those who practice contemplation of loathesomeness of the body [], contemplation of repulsiveness of food [aahaarapa.tikuulasa~n~naa] and awareness of impermanence [aniccaasa~n~naa] -- thus instilling himself with an awareness of death, living on the five powers of a pupil [sekhabala] and for whom the controlling faculties [indriya] are ripe ; 3. convenient progress with slow intuition [sukhaapa.tipadaa dandhaabhi~n~naa] -- those who are aloof from sense-desires, aloof from evil conditions, entering on each of the four absorptions in turn, living dependent on the five powers of a pupil [sekhabala] and for whom the controlling faculties [indriya] are not yet ripe, and; 4. convenient progress with quick intuition [sukhaapa.tipadaa khippaabhi~n~naa] -- those who are aloof from sense-desires, aloof from evil conditions, entering on each of the four absorptions in turn, living dependent on the five powers of a pupil [sekhabala] and for whom the controlling faculties [indriya] are ripe. | 35/389 | Catukanipaata Catuttha Pa.n.naasaka | A"nguttara | A.ii. |