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Bojjhanga Sutta

Pali Recital by Ven. Weragoda Sarada Nayaka Maha Thero The Mahā Kassapatthera bojjhaṅga and the Mahā Moggallānatthera bojjhaṅga are similar. In each case an elder is ill, and the Buddha visits him and inquires after his health. He is very ill and the Buddha speaks to him about the seven bojjhangas or factors of Enlightenment namely mindfulness, investigation of the Law, energy, rapture, repose, concentration, and equanimity, which, when practised, will lead to Nibbana. Having listened to the Buddha the maladies of the two elders were cured. In the Maha Cundatthera bojjhaṅga the situation is different. Here the Buddha is ill exactly as the two previous arahants were. Then Cunda the Great saw the Buddha. He inquires after the health of the Buddha and finds that he is very ill. The Buddha spoke in the two previous instances and the elders were cured. Here in all the three parittas the bojjhangas were known to both the elders and the Buddha as both the arahats and the Buddha have realised Nibbana. But there is a belief the Dhamma cures all ills. The concentration on the bojjhangas cured the ailments or the inherent power in the bojjhangas was the cure. As seem these parittas even the recital of the bojjhangas as the potency to bring about a cure.