4👑☸ Cattāri Ariya-saccaṃ 四聖諦
SN 46
SN 46 Bojjhaṅga Saṃyutta
18 vaggas, 184 suttas
Vagga 1 Pabbata: Mountains
● SN 46.1 Himavanta: The Himalaya
SN 46.1.1 - (just as dragons get strong huge bodies [kāya] moving into larger bodies of water)
SN 46.1.2 - (a monk develops {{__7sb} awakening factors depending on ethics and gets stronger and greater Dharmas)
SN 46.1.3 - (each of 7sb☀️ factors relies on judicious-seclusion, dispassion, cessation, ripens as release)
● SN 46.2 Kāya: The Body
SN 46.2.5 - (5niv⛅ hindrances)
SN 46.2.5.1 - (kāma-c-chando❤️🔥 ← subha-nimittaṃ)
SN 46.2.5.2 - (byāpādo😠 ← paṭigha-nimittaṃ)
SN 46.2.5.3 - (thina-middhaṃ🥱 ← arati, tandi, vijambhitā, Bhatta-sammado, cetaso ca līnattaṃ)
SN 46.2.5.4 - (uddhacca-kukkuccaṃ😰 ←cetaso a-vūpasamo)
SN 46.2.5.5 - (vici-kicchā🤷 ← vicikicchāṭ-ṭhānīyā dhammā)
SN 46.2.7 - (7sb☀️ awakening factors)
SN 46.2.7.1 - (1🐘 sati-sam-bojjh-aṅgaṭ--ṭhānīyā dhammā)
SN 46.2.7.2 - (2💭🕵️ kusal-ākusalā d, sāvajj-ānavajjā d, hīna-paṇītā d, kaṇha-sukka-sap-paṭibhāgā dhammā)
SN 46.2.7.3 - (3🏹 ārambha-dhātu, nikkama-d, parakkama-d)
SN 46.2.7.4 - (4😁 pīti-sam-bojjh-aṅgaṭ--ṭhānīyā dhammā)
SN 46.2.7.5 - (5🌊 kāya-passaddhi, citta-passaddhi)
SN 46.2.7.6 - (6🌄 Samatha-nimittaṃ, A-by-agga-nimittaṃ)
SN 46.2.7.7 - (7🛆👁 upekkhā-sam-bojjh-aṅgaṭ-ṭhānīyā dhammā)
● SN 46.3 Sīla: Ethics
SN 46.3.0 - (0👂☸ Bhikkhūnaṃ dhammaṃ sutvā)
SN 46.3.1 - (1🐘 taṃ Dhammaṃ anus-sarati anu-vitakketi)
SN 46.3.2 - (2💭🕵️ taṁ dhammaṁ paññāya, pa-vicinati, pa-vicarati, pari-vīmaṁsam-āpajjati)
SN 46.3.3 - (3🏹 āraddhaṃ hoti vīriyaṃ a-sallīnaṃ)
SN 46.3.4 - (4😁 Āraddha-vīriyassa uppajjati pīti nir-āmisā)
SN 46.3.5 - (5🌊 Pīti-man-assa, kāyo-pi passambhati, cittam-pi passambhati)
SN 46.3.6 - (6🌄 Passaddha-kāyassa sukhino, cittaṃ samādhiyati)
SN 46.3.7 - (7🛆👁 so tathā-samāhitaṃ cittaṃ, sādhukaṃ ajjh-upekkhitā hoti)
SN 46.3.10 - (7 types of fruits, Nirvana)
● SN 46.4 Vattha: Clothes
SN 46.4.1 - (he abides in any combination of 7sb☀️ factors any time of day he chooses)
SN 46.4.2 - (These 7sb☀️ factors can be analyzed within jhāna with S&S🐘💭 )
SN 46.4.3 - (simile of king wearing any clothes he wants, anytime)
SN 46.4.4 - (repeat of section before simile: These 7sb factors can be analyzed within jhāna)
● SN 46.5 Bhikkhu: A Monk
In what sense are they called factors of enlightenment?” “They lead to enlightenment, bhikkhu, therefore they are called factors of enlightenment.(STED 7sb then enumerated). While one is developing these seven factors of enlightenment, one’s mind is liberated from the taint of sensuality, from the taint of existence, from the taint of ignorance. When it is liberated there comes the knowledge: ‘It’s liberated.’ One understands: ‘Destroyed is birth, (khina jati STED formula)
● SN 46.6 Kuṇḍaliya: Kuṇḍaliya
buddha explains to him how 7sb fits in gradual training
● SN 46.7 Kūṭāgāra: A Bungalow
when a bhikkhu develops and cultivates the seven factors of enlightenment, he slants, slopes, and inclines towards Nibbāna. STED 7sb formula enumerated as way to accomplish that.
● SN 46.8 Upavāna: With Upavāna
each of 7sb is perfected with this pattern: ‘My mind is well liberated; I have uprooted sloth and torpor and thoroughly removed restlessness and remorse. My energy has been aroused. I attend as a matter of vital concern, not sluggishly.’ “It is in this way, friend, that a bhikkhu can know for himself: ‘By careful attention the seven factors of enlightenment have been fully perfected by me in such a way that they lead to dwelling in comfort.’”
● SN 46.9 Paṭhamauppanna: Arisen (1st)
7sb only taught by tathagata
● SN 46.10 Dutiyauppanna: Arisen (2nd)
7sb only taught in tathagata's dhamma
Gilāna (ill) Vagga 2
SN 46.11 Pāṇa : living creatures: “monks, living creatures engage in the four postures:
sometimes walking, sometimes standing, sometimes sitting, sometimes lying down. They do so depending on the earth and grounded on the earth.
In the same way, a monk develops and cultivates the seven awakening factors depending on and grounded on ethics.
SN 46.12 Suriya 1: sun: “monks, the dawn is the forerunner and precursor of the sunrise.
In the same way, for a monk good friendship is the forerunner and precursor of the arising of the seven awakening factors.
SN 46.13 Suriya 2: sun: “monks, the dawn is the forerunner and precursor of the sunrise.
In the same way, for a monk proper attention is the forerunner and precursor of the arising of the seven awakening factors.
SN 46.14 Gilāna 1 : sick: probably a corrupt sutta. It's not in accordance with the Dharma to chant 7 magic words and expect miraculous healing powers to occur.
SN 46.15 Gilāna 2 : sick: probably a corrupt sutta. It's not in accordance with the Dharma to chant 7 magic words and expect miraculous healing powers to occur.
SN 46.16 Gilāna 3 : sick: probably a corrupt sutta. It's not in accordance with the Dharma to chant 7 magic words and expect miraculous healing powers to occur.
SN 46.17 Apāra : going to far shore: “monks, when these seven awakening factors are developed and cultivated they lead to going from the near shore to the far shore.
SN 46.18 Āraddha : “monks, whoever has missed out on the seven awakening factors has missed out on the noble path to the complete ending of suffering.
Whoever has undertaken the seven awakening factors has undertaken the noble path to the complete ending of suffering.
SN 46.19 Ariya : noble: 7sb are noble
SN 46.20 Nibbidā : disenchantment : 7sb lead to disenchantment
Udāyī (name of monk) Vagga 3
SN 46.21 Bodhāya
SN 46.22 Desanā
SN 46.23 Ṭhāna
SN 46.24 Yoniso
SN 46.25 Aparihāniya
SN 46.26 Khaya
SN 46.27 Nirodha
SN 46.28 Nibbedha
SN 46.29 Ekadhamma
SN 46.30 Udayī
Nīvaraṇa (hindrances) Vagga 4
SN 46.31 Kusala 1
SN 46.32 Kusala 2
SN 46.33 Kilesa 1
SN 46.34 Kilesa 2
SN 46.35 Yoniso
SN 46.36 Buddhi
SN 46.37 Āvaraṇa
SN 46.38 Anīvaraṇa
SN 46.39 Mahārukkha
SN 46.40 Nīvaraṇa
Cakkavatti (wheel turning king) Vagga 5
SN 46.41 Vidhā
SN 46.42 Cakkavatti
SN 46.43 Māra
SN 46.44 Duppañña
SN 46.45 Paññava
SN 46.46 Daḷidda
SN 46.47 Adaḷidda
SN 46.48 Ādicca
SN 46.49 Aṅga 1
SN 46.49–50 Aṅga 1–2
SN 46.50 Aṅga 2
Bojjh-aṅga (awakening-factor) Vagga 6
SN 46.51 Āhāra: nutriment: this is an expanded version of SN 46.2
SN 46.52 Pariyāya: method-of-analysis: 5niv becomes 10 (internal and external), 7sb becomes 14: samadhi is with V&V, and without V&V. viriya and passadhi have mental and physical.
SN 46.53 Aggi: fire:
(difference between Buddha’s 7sb and outsiders’ 7sb)
(when mind sluggish, wrong time for passadhi, samadhi, upekkha)
(when mind sluggish, right time for dhamma-vicaya, viriya, piti)
(when mind restless, wrong time for dhamma-vicaya, viriya, piti)
(when mind restless, right time for passadhi, samadhi, upekkha)
(anytime is the right time for mindfulness)
SN 46.54 Metta: good-will: non-Buddhists also teach: abandon 5niv, develop 4bv, so what’s the difference in Buddha's way? 4bv integrated into 7sb, then 5abi, culminating in:
(1. Metta ceto vimutti, subha is the excellence)
(2. karuna ceto vimutti, infinite-space-sphere is the excellence)
(3. Mudita ceto vimutti, infinite consciousness sphere is the excellence)
(4. Upekkha ceto vimutti, nothingness-dimension is the excellence)
SN 46.55 Saṅgārava
SN 46.56 Abhaya
Ānāpāna Vagga 7
SN 46.57 Aṭṭhika: 💀☠️ Skeleton-(perception/sañña)
SN 46.58 Puḷavaka: 🐛🧟 worm-infested
SN 46.59 Vinīlaka: 🧟🏿 black-and-blue-[corpse]
SN 46.60 Vicchiddaka: 🕸️🧟 fissured-[corpse]
SN 46.61 Uddhumātaka: 🧟🏻♀️ bloated-[corpse]
SN 46.62 Mettā: 4☮️→1.🤝🤗 friendly-kindness
SN 46.63 Karuṇā: 4☮️→2.👐😊 compassion
SN 46.64 Muditā: 4☮️→3.😊 virtuous-mirth
SN 46.65 Upekhā: 4☮️→4.🛆👁️equanimous-observation
SN 46.66 Ānā-pāna-sati: 16APS🌬️😤 breath-remembering
Nirodha Vagga 8
SN 46.67 A-subha: 31asb 🧟non-beautiful [body parts]
SN 46.68 Maraṇa: 💀⚰️ death-(perception/sañña)
SN 46.69 Paṭikkūla: 🍲💩 loathesome: āhāre paṭikūla-saññā, food repulsiveness-perception
SN 46.70 Sabba-loke: 🌐😞 entire world: Sabba-loke an-abhi-rati-saññā, The-entire-world; non-delight-(in that)-perception
SN 46.71 A-nicca: ⏳ im-permanence (perception)
SN 46.72 Dukkha ⏳→💩: pain-&-suffering: A-nicce dukkha-saññā, (the)-im-permanent (as) pain-&-suffering-perception
SN 46.73 An-atta: 💩→🚫🏃 not-self: dukkhe an-atta-saññā, pain-&-suffering (as) not-self-perception
SN 46.74 Pahāna: abandonment (perception/sañña)
SN 46.75 Vi-rāga: 🚫💑 dis-passion (perception/sañña)
SN 46.76 Nirodha: cesssation (perception/sañña)
Gaṅgāpeyyāla Vagga 9
SN 46.77 Pācīnaninna 1
SN 46.78 Pācīnaninna 2
SN 46.79 Pācīnaninna 3
SN 46.80 Pācīnaninna 4
SN 46.81 Pācīnaninna 5
SN 46.82 Pācīnaninna 6
SN 46.83 Samuddaninna 1
SN 46.84 Samuddaninna 2
SN 46.85 Samuddaninna 3
SN 46.86 Samuddaninna 4
SN 46.87 Samuddaninna 5
SN 46.88 Samuddaninna 6
Appamāda Vagga 10
SN 46.89 Tathāgata
SN 46.90 Pada
SN 46.91 Kūṭa
SN 46.92 Mūla
SN 46.93 Sāra
SN 46.94 Vassika
SN 46.95 Rāja
SN 46.96 Candima
SN 46.97 Suriya
SN 46.98 Vattha
Balakaraṇīya Vagga 11
SN 46.99 Bala
SN 46.100 Bīja
SN 46.101 Nāga
SN 46.102 Rukkha
SN 46.103 Kumbha
SN 46.104 Sūka
SN 46.105 Ākāsa
SN 46.106 Megha 1
SN 46.107 Megha 2
SN 46.108 Nāvā
SN 46.109 Āgantuka
SN 46.110 Nadī
Esanā Vagga 12
SN 46.111 Esanā
SN 46.112 Vidhā
SN 46.113 Āsava
SN 46.114 Bhava
SN 46.115 Dukkhatā
SN 46.116 Khīla
SN 46.117 Mala
SN 46.118 Nīgha
SN 46.119 Vedanā
SN 46.120 Taṇhā
Ogha Vagga 13
SN 46.121 Ogha
SN 46.122 Yoga
SN 46.123 Upādāna
SN 46.124 Gantha
SN 46.125 Anusaya
SN 46.126 Kāmaguṇa
SN 46.127 Nīvaraṇa
SN 46.128 Upādānakkhandha
SN 46.129 Orambhāgiyasaṃyojana
SN 46.130 Uddhambhāgiyasaṃyojana
Puna Gaṅgāpeyyāla Vagga 14
SN 46.131 Pācīnaninna 1
SN 46.132 Pācīnaninna 2
SN 46.133 Pācīnaninna 3
SN 46.134 Pācīnaninna 4
SN 46.135 Pācīnaninna 5
SN 46.136 Pācīnaninna 6
SN 46.137 Samuddaninna 1
SN 46.138 Samuddaninna 2
SN 46.139 Samuddaninna 3
SN 46.140 Samuddaninna 4
SN 46.141 Samuddaninna 5
SN 46.142 Samuddaninna 6
Puna Appamāda Vagga 15
SN 46.143 Tathāgata
SN 46.144 Pada
SN 46.145 Kūṭa
SN 46.146 Mūla
SN 46.147 Sāra
SN 46.148 Vassika
SN 46.149 Rāja
SN 46.150 Candima
SN 46.151 Suriya
SN 46.152 Vattha
Puna Balakaraṇīya Vagga 16
SN 46.153 Bala
SN 46.154 Bīja
SN 46.155 Nāga
SN 46.156 Rukkha
SN 46.157 Kumbha
SN 46.158 Sūka
SN 46.159 Ākāsa
SN 46.160 Megha 1
SN 46.161 Megha 2
SN 46.162 Nāvā
SN 46.163 Āgantuka
SN 46.164 Nadī
Puna Esanā Vagga 17
SN 46.165 Esanā
SN 46.166 Vidhā
SN 46.167 Āsava
SN 46.168 Bhava
SN 46.169 Dukkhatā
SN 46.170 Khīla
SN 46.171 Mala
SN 46.172 Nīgha
SN 46.173 Vedanā
SN 46.174 Taṇhā
Puna Ogha Vagga 18
SN 46.175 Ogha
SN 46.176 Yoga
SN 46.177 Upādāna
SN 46.178 Gantha
SN 46.179 Anusaya
SN 46.180 Kāmaguṇa
SN 46.181 Nīvaraṇa
SN 46.182 Upādānakkhandha
SN 46.183 Orambhāgiyasaṃyojana
SN 46.184 Uddhambhāgiyasaṃyojana