| Academic | Sutta Name | Notes | PSA Plae | Vagga | Nikaya | PTS | Keywords |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AN.IV.261k | Peyyaala Vagga | There are a total of seventeen defilements which need to be understood: 1. grasping [raaga]; 2. hatred [dosa]; 3. ignorance [moha]; 4. anger [kodha]; 5. spite [upanaaha]; 6. depreciation of others [makkha]; 7. rivalry [pa.lasa]; 8. jealousy [issaa]; 9. stinginess [macchariya]; 10. deceit [maayaa]; 11. hypocrisy [saatheyya]; 12. obstinacy [thambha]; 13. contention [saarambha]; 14. conceit [maana]; 15. contempt [atimaana]; 16. vanity [mada], and; 17. recklessness [pamaada]. For each of these defilements, monks should practice for: ultimate knowledge; 2. knowledge; 3. destruction; 4. relinquishing; 5. destroying; 6. deterioration; 7. release from; 8. extinction; 9. letting go of; 10. releasing of -- which may be effected via the practice of any of the following groups of four practices: A. Practice of the four foundations of mindfulness [satipa.t.thaana]: 1. mindfulness of the body in the body; 2. mindfulness of the feeling in the feeling; 3. mindfulness of the mind in the mind, and; 4. mindfulness of the dhamma in the dhamma. B. Practice of the four forms of right exertion [sammappadhaana]: 1. effort to prevent the arising of unskilful states you have never had [sa.mvara-padhaana]; 2. effort to abandon unskilful states that have already arisen [pahaana-padhaana]; 3. the effort to develop skilful states that have not yet arisen [bhavana-padhaana], and; 4. the effort to maintain skilful states that have already arisen [anurakkhanaa-padhaana]. C. Practice of the Four Bases of Success: 1. willingness [chanda]; 2. initial application [viriya]; 3. continuous application [citta], and; 4. review [viima.msa]. This makes a total of 510 suttas in this final vagga. | 35/633a | Catukanipaata Unallocated Pa.n.naasaka | A"nguttara | A.ii. |