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Dhamma Audio, 95 episodes.

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One with energy aroused

2

Decline

3

One’s Own Mind

4

The Four Developments of Concentration

5

The Reason and condition for the doing of bad deeds, for the doing of good deeds

6

How to Abandon Fear or Trepidation or Terror

7

The Simile of the Mountain

8

The Discourse about the King

9

The Discourse on the Unrighteous

10

Wheel-Turning

11

Dependent Origination

12

Nonanger

13

The Discourse on the Uposatha with Nine Qualities

14

For What Purpose?

15

The Guest House

16

Perils

17

Heedfulness

18

The Lowlife

19

The Discourse on Living Happily

20

The Way

21

Adhamma Sutta

22

Five ways of removing ill will

23

Being alert and mindful, develop concentration that is measureless

24

Concentration

25

The Discourse on the Youngsters

26

The Sutta on Debt

27

Impermanent

28

The Spiritual Life

29

Trainings

30

The Discourse on Abusive Speech

31

The one-way path for the purification of beings

32

Giving

33

The Layperson’S Proper Practice

34

Impossible

35

The Siṁsapa Grove

36

The Discourse on Teaching

37

The Four Noble Truths

38

The Inscription

39

The Discourse to Dhanañjāni

40

Non-Decline

41

The Seed

42

Harmless

43

Ignorance Is the Forerunner in the Entry Upon Unwholesome States

44

Ignorance

45

The Benefits of Training

46

Three failures and three accomplishments

47

Depopulation

48

Diligence

49

Worldly Conditions

50

Three Kinds of Suffering

51

Possessions, honor, and popularity came to Devadatta for his own ruin and downfall

52

Inner Stains

53

Good Will

54

Battle (2nd)

55

Battle (1st)

56

To be Associated With

57

King Pasenadi asks of the things that cause suffering when they arise in oneself

58

The Dhamma Is Directly Visible

59

The kind of fragrance that spreads with the wind, and against it, and both

60

What Is the Goal?

61

Gaining the four continents is not worth a sixteenth part of gaining the four factors of stream-entry

62

Yoke with a Hole

63

The Buddha encourages Anāthapiṇḍika to not rest short with generosity, but to practice meditation too

64

Hatthaka of Āḷavī sustains his large retinue by the four means of sustaining a favorable relationship

65

The four means of sustaining a favorable relationship

66

The Five Powers

67

Support

68

The Discourse about the Leper Suppabuddha

69

When the head of a family is endowed with faith, the people in the family who depend on him grow in three ways

70

The reciprocal ways in which monks and lay supporters benefit one another

71

The three persons are helpful to another person

72

The account of the going forth of Sāriputta and Moggallāna

73

What arises is only suffering arising, what ceases is only suffering ceasing

74

The Noble Eightfold Path

75

The Development of Loving-kindness

76

Two bright things protect the world

77

When a good person is born in a family, it is for the good, welfare, and happiness of many people

78

Never Stop Trying

79

The Discourse on the Two Paths

80

Knowing The Buddha by His Words

81

The Highest Blessing

82

Aspiring to three forms of bliss, wise people should guard their virtue

83

On the fifteenth, the uposatha day, the four great kings themselves wander over this world

84

Brahmā is a designation for mother and father

85

All conditions are impermanence, suffering, and not-self

86

The three causes for the origination of kamma

87

Self-Protected

88

Venerable Bhaddiya son of Kāḷīgodhā, even in the wilderness, at the foot of a tree, or in an empty dwelling, frequently expressed this heartfelt sentiment “Oh, what bliss! Oh, what bliss!”

89

The Buddha sleeps well, even on the cold, hard ground

90

The fruits of undertaking faith, virtue, learning, generosity, and wisdom in the Dhamma and Discipline proclaimed by the Tathagata

91

Good Friends

92

Do Not Think Evil Unwholesome Thoughts. Instead, Think of the Four Noble Truths

93

The wanderer Nandiya asks how many things lead to Nibbāna

94

The Burden

95

The Buddha addressed Venerable Ānanda