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THE WORDS OF THE BUDDHA — VOLUME 2

Walking The Path with The Buddha

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Journey through The Words of The Buddha from the beginning of his first Teaching until his “last words” prior to death.

Table of Contents

Chapter
Title
Begin Here
Before You Begin
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Note
Note from Author
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Preface
Walking The Path with The Buddha
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Chapter 1
Words Which Should Be Studied, Learned, and Investigated in The Foremost Assembly
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Chapter 2
One Who Points Out Treasure
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Chapter 3
Rare That A Tathāgata Arises in The World
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Chapter 4
The Perfectly Enlightened Ones Are Fully Awakened to The Four Noble Truths
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Chapter 5
The Perfectly Enlightened One
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Chapter 6
Encourage, Settle, and Establish for Making The Breakthrough to The Four Noble Truths
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Chapter 7
The Four Noble Truths
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Chapter 8
The Two-Eyed Person
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Chapter 9
Wholesome Friendship, Wholesome Companionship, Wholesome Comradeship
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Chapter 10
The Entire Holy Life Is Wholesome Friendship, Wholesome Companionship, Wholesome Comradeship
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Chapter 11
The Noble Eight Fold Path The Way of Practice Leading to the Elimination of Discontentedness
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Chapter 12
The World Would Not Lack for Arahants
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Chapter 13
The Difference Between The Tathāgata and A Monk Liberated by Wisdom
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Chapter 14
This Spiritual Life Is Not Lived for The Sake of Deceiving People
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Chapter 15
Both Formerly and Now What The Tathāgata Teaches Is Discontentedness and The Elimination of Discontentedness
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Chapter 16
Words That Are Just So Not Otherwise
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Chapter 17
The Tathāgata’s Speech
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Chapter 18
The Tathāgata Taught Very Few Compared to Numerous Things He Had Known
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Chapter 19
Simile of A Man Were Wounded by An Arrow Thickly Smeared with Poison
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Chapter 20
Instruction Usually Presented to His Disciples
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Chapter 21
Seeing Non-Self With Correct Wisdom
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Chapter 22
One Who is Engaged is Unliberated One Who is Disengaged is Liberated
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Chapter 23
Right and Wrong Refuge
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Chapter 24
A Monk Who Is Concentrated Understands Things as They Really Are
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Chapter 25
Gradual Progress in These Teachings and Discipline
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Chapter 26
Simile of A Young Infant
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Chapter 27
Killing in The Perfectly Enlightened One’s Teachings
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Chapter 28
The Tathāgata Is The One Who Shows the Way
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Chapter 29
The Simile of The Great Log
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Chapter 30
The Simile of The Tortoise
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Chapter 31
A Strong Post or Pillar Is A Designation for Mindfulness
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Chapter 32
Dwelling in Breathing Mindfulness Meditation
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Chapter 33
Breathing Mindfulness Meditation The Tathāgata’s Dwelling
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Chapter 34
One Who Develops Mindfulness of Death Diligently for The Destruction of the Taints
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Chapter 35
Direct Knowledge for A Sick One
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Chapter 36
There Is No You There
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Chapter 37
With The Elimination of Excitement Comes The Complete Destruction of Discontentedness
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Chapter 38
Liberation of The Destruction of Craving
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Chapter 39
The Carrier of The Burden
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Chapter 40
Elimination of Craving is Called The Laying Down of The Burden
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Chapter 41
Not Understanding and Not Penetrating The Four Noble Truths
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Chapter 42
The Mind Has Attained The End of Craving
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Chapter 43
In This Fathom-Long Body
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Chapter 44
The Perfectly Enlightened One’s Complexion is No Longer Pure and Bright The Limbs Are All Flaccid and Wrinkled
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Chapter 45
The Tathāgata’s Final Passing
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Chapter 46
One Who Sees The Teachings Sees Me
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Chapter 47
One Who Resides in The Teachings
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Chapter 48
One Who Has Attained Nibbāna in This Very Life
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Chapter 49
Three Urgent Tasks
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Chapter 50
The Tathāgata Resides Compassionate Towards All Living Beings
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Chapter 51
Four Observable Benefits for One Who Learned The Teachings by Ear
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Author
Author
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Restoration
Restoration of The Buddha’s Teachings: The Path to Enlightenment
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The Goal
The Goal: An Entire Species of Enlightened Beings
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Why I Teach
Why Have I Decided to Teach The Path to Enlightenment as Taught by Gotama Buddha?
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Why Thailand
Why I Reside and Teach in Thailand?
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Invitation
Invitation to Learn
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Begin Here

Before You Begin

Note

Note from Author

Preface

Walking The Path with The Buddha

Chapter 1

Words Which Should Be Studied, Learned, and Investigated in The Foremost Assembly

Chapter 2

One Who Points Out Treasure

Chapter 3

Rare That A Tathāgata Arises in The World

Chapter 4

The Perfectly Enlightened Ones Are Fully Awakened to The Four Noble Truths

Chapter 5

The Perfectly Enlightened One

Chapter 6

Encourage, Settle, and Establish for Making The Breakthrough to The Four Noble Truths

Chapter 7

The Four Noble Truths

Chapter 8

The Two-Eyed Person

Chapter 9

Wholesome Friendship, Wholesome Companionship, Wholesome Comradeship

Chapter 10

The Entire Holy Life Is Wholesome Friendship, Wholesome Companionship, Wholesome Comradeship

Chapter 11

The Noble Eight Fold Path The Way of Practice Leading to the Elimination of Discontentedness

Chapter 12

The World Would Not Lack for Arahants

Chapter 13

The Difference Between The Tathāgata and A Monk Liberated by Wisdom

Chapter 14

This Spiritual Life Is Not Lived for The Sake of Deceiving People

Chapter 15

Both Formerly and Now What The Tathāgata Teaches Is Discontentedness and The Elimination of Discontentedness

Chapter 16

Words That Are Just So Not Otherwise

Chapter 17

The Tathāgata’s Speech

Chapter 18

The Tathāgata Taught Very Few Compared to Numerous Things He Had Known

Chapter 19

Simile of A Man Were Wounded by An Arrow Thickly Smeared with Poison

Chapter 20

Instruction Usually Presented to His Disciples

Chapter 21

Seeing Non-Self With Correct Wisdom

Chapter 22

One Who is Engaged is Unliberated One Who is Disengaged is Liberated

Chapter 23

Right and Wrong Refuge

Chapter 24

A Monk Who Is Concentrated Understands Things as They Really Are

Chapter 25

Gradual Progress in These Teachings and Discipline

Chapter 26

Simile of A Young Infant

Chapter 27

Killing in The Perfectly Enlightened One’s Teachings

Chapter 28

The Tathāgata Is The One Who Shows the Way

Chapter 29

The Simile of The Great Log

Chapter 30

The Simile of The Tortoise

Chapter 31

A Strong Post or Pillar Is A Designation for Mindfulness

Chapter 32

Dwelling in Breathing Mindfulness Meditation

Chapter 33

Breathing Mindfulness Meditation The Tathāgata’s Dwelling

Chapter 34

One Who Develops Mindfulness of Death Diligently for The Destruction of the Taints

Chapter 35

Direct Knowledge for A Sick One

Chapter 36

There Is No You There

Chapter 37

With The Elimination of Excitement Comes The Complete Destruction of Discontentedness

Chapter 38

Liberation of The Destruction of Craving

Chapter 39

The Carrier of The Burden

Chapter 40

Elimination of Craving is Called The Laying Down of The Burden

Chapter 41

Not Understanding and Not Penetrating The Four Noble Truths

Chapter 42

The Mind Has Attained The End of Craving

Chapter 43

In This Fathom-Long Body

Chapter 44

The Perfectly Enlightened One’s Complexion is No Longer Pure and Bright The Limbs Are All Flaccid and Wrinkled

Chapter 45

The Tathāgata’s Final Passing

Chapter 46

One Who Sees The Teachings Sees Me

Chapter 47

One Who Resides in The Teachings

Chapter 48

One Who Has Attained Nibbāna in This Very Life

Chapter 49

Three Urgent Tasks

Chapter 50

The Tathāgata Resides Compassionate Towards All Living Beings

Chapter 51

Four Observable Benefits for One Who Learned The Teachings by Ear

Author

Author

Restoration

Restoration of The Buddha’s Teachings: The Path to Enlightenment

The Goal

The Goal: An Entire Species of Enlightened Beings

Why I Teach

Why Have I Decided to Teach The Path to Enlightenment as Taught by Gotama Buddha?

Why Thailand

Why I Reside and Teach in Thailand?

Invitation

Invitation to Learn

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