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The Discourses of the Buddha from the Pali Canon ~ (audiobook) Narration by Jason Espada (Tripitika)

The Discourses of the Buddha from the Pali Canon (Tripitika audiobook) by Jason Espada 1. The Life of the Buddha 01:52 2. The Night of the Buddha's Enlightenment 04:26 3. The Request 05:40 4. The Meeting at Rsipatana 06:21 5. Turning the Wheel of the Dharma 06:01 6. And the Devas Rejoiced 01:48 7. The Story of Shariputra and Mogallana 06:46 8. Selections from the Suttas on The Gratification, the Danger, and the Escape 03:19 9. Daily Advice to Bhikkhus 00:51 10. The Three Trainings 01:28 11. The Fruits of an Immoral and a Moral Life 01:33 12. The Sutra of the White-Clad Disciple 14:39 13. Suttas on Right Effort I - Introduction, and, On the Nature of Right Effort 03:42 14. elections on Guarding the Sense Bases 04:09 15. Three Governing Principles 05:13 16. The Two Bright Dhammas That Guard the World, and, The Frontier Fortress 02:07 17. The Bamboo Acrobat, with a verse 03:10 18. Balanced Effort - The Story of Sona 01:47 19. These Greatly Fortunate Conditions 03:19 20. Samvega and Pasada - Balancing the Qualities of Spiritual Urgency and Serene, Inspired Faith 01:33 21. Beyond Right Effort 01:17 22. From The Serenity Sutta 03:59 23. From the Rahulavada Sutta - The Mirror 01:22 24. The Metta Sutta 02:27 25. The Cultivation of Loving Kindness 01:29 26. The Kalama Sutta 12:23 27. The Discourse on the Knowing the Better Way to Live Alone 05:36 28. Preface, and The Discourse on the Four Establishments of Mindfulness 22:53 29. Preface, and The Discourse on the Full Awareness of Breathing 20:22 30. The Luminous Mind 00:46 31. From The Simile of the Cloth 06:11 32. On the Hindrances 04:47 33. The Refinement of the Mind 03:51 34. The Removal of Distracting Thoughts 08:05 35. The Discourse on the Five Ways of Putting an End to Anger 08:33 36. The Cave 02:24 37. From The Absolute Truth Sutra, and a verse from The Jara Sutta 05:28 38. The Higher Stages of Training 08:29 39. Happiness and Joy 00:49 40. The Appamada Sutta - On Heedfulness 02:40 41. The Heartwood of the Spiritual Life 12:02 42. The Anuruddha Sutta 06:02 43. The Parable of the Simsapa Leaves 01:57 44. The Simile of the Arrow 03:40 45. From The Tamonata Sutta - Four Types of People 04:14 46. The Origin of the Sharing of Merit in Buddhism 06:01 47. The Story of Kisa Gotami 05:17 48. The Simile of the Mountain 05:42 49. Aging and Death 01:42 50. Five Subjects for Frequent Reflection 00:57 51. Ten subjects for frequent recollection by one who has gone forth 02:52 52. On Stream Entry, from The Island 08:43 53. The Mirror of the Dhamma 02:58 54. The Six Recollections 06:36 55. The Sabbasava Sutta - All the Defilements 10:22 56. The Parahada Sutta - Like the Great Ocean 08:13 57. The Graduated Path 14:12 58. The Discourse on Youth and Happiness 08:31 59. The Discourse on the Teachings to Be Given to the Sick 10:01 60. On Dependent Origination 12:09 61. The Anatta-lakkhana Sutta 02:47 62. The Discourse on the Middle Way 02:37 63. From The Discourse on Knowing the Better Way to Catch a Snake 02:56 64. The Simile of the Raft 02:01 65. The Discourse on the Dharma in Brief 04:08 66. Verses on the Three Characteristics 01:40 67. From the Chapter on Auspicious Signs 03:56 68. The Buddha’s Instruction to Share the Dhamma 01:48 buy track 69. Selections from the Parinibbana Sutta 16:38 70. And the Devas Rejoiced - reprise 01:40 71. Verses for the Sharing of Merits 01:28 72. The Sharing of Blessings 01:46 The Pali Canon, also known as the Tipitaka, is the standard collection of scriptures in the Theravada Buddhist tradition. It is considered one of the earliest and most comprehensive collections of Buddhist teachings attributed to Siddhartha Gautama, the historical Buddha. The Pali Canon is divided into three main sections, known as "pitakas" or "baskets": Vinaya Pitaka Contains rules and guidelines for monastic discipline and conduct for monks and nuns. Sutta Pitaka Comprises a wide range of discourses attributed to the Buddha, covering ethics, philosophy, and practical advice. Abhidhamma Pitaka Focuses on analytical and philosophical teachings, exploring the nature of reality and the mind. The teachings of the Buddha were initially preserved orally. It is believed that they were first written down in Sri Lanka around the 1st century BCE during the Fourth Buddhist Council. The existing Pali Canon was extensively redacted in the 5th or 6th century CE, which has led to some debate among scholars regarding its authenticity and historical accuracy. The Pali Canon is written in Pali, a language closely related to the dialects spoken during the Buddha's time. Many translations of the Canon are available in English and other languages, making it accessible to a wider audience. Various organizations, such as the Pali Text Society, promote the study and publication of Pali texts and translations. Discover & Support Jason Espada San Francisco, California jasonespada.com/ jespada.bandcamp.com/album/the-discourses-of-the-buddha-from-the-pali-canon May all beings benefit.