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AN3.68 Aññatitthiya: The nature of the 3 unwholesome roots, by Piya Tan
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AN3.69 Akusalamūla: The roots of moral actions, by Piya Tan
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AN3.70 Uposatha: Types of precept days or sabbaths, by Piya Tan
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AN3.71 Channa: On overcoming the 3 unwholesome roots, by Piya Tan
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AN3.76-7 Bhava: Karma, rebirth and existence, by Piya Tan
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AN3.81-2 Samaṇa, Gadrabha: Spiritual learning and growth through spiritual training, by Piya Tan
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AN3.89 Sikkhattaya 1: The 3 trainings, by Piya Tan
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AN3.90 Sikkhattaya 2: The 3 trainings (with verses), by Piya Tan
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AN3.91 Paṅkadhā: All monastics should desire the 3 trainings, by Piya Tan
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AN3.92 Accāyika: The urgency of the 3 trainings, by Piya Tan
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AN3.93 Paviveka: The nature of true spiritual solitude, by Piya Tan
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AN3.100 Loṇakapalla: How loving kindess can limit bad karma, by Piya Tan
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AN3.101 Paṃsudhovaka: Refining our meditation practice, by Piya Tan
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AN3.102 Nimitta: Samadhi, effort and equanimity, by Piya Tan
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AN3.103-4 Pubbevasambodha, Assāda 1: The world can never satisfy us completely, by Piya Tan
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AN3.105-6 Assāda 2, Samaṇabrāhmaṇa: Escape from suffering is possible, by Piya Tan
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AN3.107 Ruṇṇa: The way of the world is not for monastics, by Piya Tan
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AN3.109-10 Kūṭāgāra: The mind affects all our actions, by Piya Tan
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AN3.125 Gotamakacetiya: Conclusion to the Mulapariyaya Sutta, by Piya Tan
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AN3.130 Anuruddha 2: Anuruddha’s awakening, by Piya Tan
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AN3.136 Uppādā: The characteristics of impermanence, suffering and not-self, by Piya Tan
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AN4.14 Saṃvarappadhāna: The four right efforts or the dynamics of spiritual growth, by Piya Tan
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AN4.33 Sīha: Even the gods fear impermanence, by Piya Tan
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AN4.36 Doṇa: The Buddha is one of a kind, by Piya Tan
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AN4.41 Samādhibhāvanā: The discourse on the cultivation of Samadhi, by Piya Tan
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AN4.42 Pañhavyākaraṇa: The 4 ways of answering questions, by Piya Tan
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AN4.49 Vipallāsa: Perverted perceptions, thoughts, and views, by Piya Tan
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AN4.55 Samajīvī 1: Living as ideal loving partners here and hereafter, by Piya Tan
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AN4.57 Suppavāsā: Four blessings from giving food, by Piya Tan
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AN4.61 Pattakamma: How to enjoy the benefits of both worlds, by Piya Tan
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