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Majjhima Nikāya

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Seven relay chariots traveling toward a distant palace, symbolizing the stages of Buddhist purification
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The Rathavinīta Sutta: The Relay Chariots Simile on the Buddhist Path

The Rathavinīta Sutta uses the simile of relay chariots to explain how Buddhist practice progresses through seven stages of purification to reach nibbāna.

Sep 10, 2026
Traditional spiritual art depicting the Buddha's teaching on patience and forbearance through the simile of the saw
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The Kakacūpama Sutta: The Simile of the Saw on Patience and Forbearance

The Buddha's radical teaching on patience—even if bandits cut you with a saw, respond with loving-kindness, not hatred.

Sep 06, 2026
A young monk learning from an elder teacher in a peaceful forest monastery, traditional Buddhist art style, 16:9
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The Rāhula Suttas: The Buddha's Teachings to His Son

Discover the Buddha's special dharma instructions to his son Rāhula — foundational teachings on truthfulness, mindfulness of breathing, and insight into the aggregates.

Sep 05, 2026
Serene meditation scene representing living fully in the present moment, traditional Buddhist art style
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The Bhaddekaratta Sutta: The Buddha's Teaching on Living in the Present Moment

Discover the Bhaddekaratta Sutta's profound teaching on mindfulness of the present, letting go of past and future, and finding freedom right now.

Sep 02, 2026
Traditional Buddhist art depicting a teacher instructing disciples under a bodhi tree, representing the transmission of Right View
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The Sammādiṭṭhi Sutta: The Buddha's Teaching on Right View

The Sammādiṭṭhi Sutta (MN 9) presents the Buddha's most comprehensive teaching on Right View through sixteen aspects of understanding reality.

Aug 30, 2026
A snake coiled on weathered wood, symbolizing the danger of mishandling the Dharma—traditional Buddhist art style
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The Alagaddūpama Sutta: The Snake Simile and Right Understanding

The Snake Simile Sutta teaches how misunderstanding the Dharma is like grasping a snake wrongly—harmful instead of liberating. Learn the Buddha's warning about wrong views.

Aug 17, 2026