25. Okkanta-samyutta — Entering 1-10*

[Anne Terri]

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Samyutta Nikaya
The Grouped Discourses
© 2005–2013

25. Okkanta-samyutta — Entering 1-10

In this samyutta the Buddha explains the kinds of conviction and understanding that are required for the attainment of stream-entry. These short suttas share an identical structure, with each one focusing on a different aspect of experience (including the six senses, the six elements (dhatu), and the five aggregates). See also the Study Guides on stream-entry.

25.1
Cakkhu Sutta: The Eye
translated from the Pali by
Thanissaro Bhikkhu
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How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of the six senses can lead to stream-entry.



25.2
Rupa Sutta: Forms
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Thanissaro Bhikkhu
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How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of sense objects can lead to stream-entry.

SN 25.3: Viññana Sutta — Consciousness {S iii 226; CDB i 1005} [Thanissaro].
How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of sense consciousness can lead to stream-entry.

SN 25.4: Phassa Sutta — Contact {S iii 226; CDB i 1005} [Thanissaro].
How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of contact can lead to stream-entry.

SN 25.5: Vedana Sutta — Feeling {S iii 226; CDB i 1005} [Thanissaro].
How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of feeling can lead to stream-entry.

SN 25.6: Sañña Sutta — Perception {S iii 227; CDB i 1006} [Thanissaro].
How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of perception can lead to stream-entry.

SN 25.7: Cetana Sutta — Intention {S iii 227; CDB i 1006} [Thanissaro].
How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of intentions can lead to stream-entry.

SN 25.8: Tanha Sutta — Craving {S iii 227; CDB i 1006} [Thanissaro].
How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of craving can lead to stream-entry.

SN 25.9: Dhatu Sutta — Properties {S iii 227; CDB i 1006} [Thanissaro].
How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of the six elements (earth, liquid, fire, wind, space, and consciousness) can lead to stream-entry.

SN 25.10: Khandha Sutta — Aggregates {S iii 227; CDB i 1006} [Thanissaro].
How conviction in, and understanding of, inconstancy of the five aggregates can lead to stream-entry.

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