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SN51.15 Uṇṇābhabrāhmaṇa: Not all desires are bad, or the path to success, by Piya Tan
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SN51.14 Moggallāna: Using psychic powers to discipline others, by Piya Tan
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SN51.1 Apāra; SN51.13 Chanda: The four bases of spiritual power, by Piya Tan
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SN48.44 Pubbakoṭṭhaka: The nature of faith in Buddhism, by Piya Tan
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SN48.42 Uṇṇābhabrāhmaṇa: The five physical sense-faculties do not overlap, by Piya Tan
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SN48.41 Jarā: Even the Buddha’s body decays physically, by Piya Tan
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SN47.48 Mitta: Exhort others to practise satipatthana, by Piya Tan
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SN47.40 Vibhaṅga: Insight cultivation through watching impermanence, by Piya Tan
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SN47.19 Sedaka: Truly guarding self and guarding others, by Piya Tan
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SN47.15 Bāhiya: The arhathood of Bahiya, by Piya Tan
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SN47.12 Nālandā: Sariputta’s lion roar - his last meeting with the Buddha, by Piya Tan
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SN47.11 Mahāpurisa: Who is truly great? by Piya Tan
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SN47.10 Bhikkhunūpassaya: Directed and undirected cultivations, by Piya Tan
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SN47.8 Sūda: Meditation is like good cooking, by Piya Tan
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SN47.7 Makkaṭa: The meditative mind keeps Mara away, by Piya Tan
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SN47.3 Bhikkhu: The mind can only truly focus in mental solitude, by Piya Tan
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SN46.55 Saṅgārava: Calm and clear mind through clearing emotional blocks, by Piya Tan
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SN46.51 Āhāra: How the mental hindrances and the awakening-factors are nourished and starved, by Piya Tan
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SN46.30 Udayī: Maha Udayi’s lion-roar, by Piya Tan
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SN46.16 Gilāna 3: The Buddha’s illness is overcome through reflecting on the awakening factors, by Piya Tan
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SN46.15 Gilāna 2: Moggallana’s illness is overcome through reflecting on the awakening factors, by Piya Tan
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SN46.14 Gilāna 1: Maha Kassapa’s illness is overcome through reflecting on the awakening factors, by Piya Tan
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SN46.3 Sīla: Spiritual friendship and sainthood, by Piya Tan
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SN45.158 Nāvā: The noble eightfold path leads to awakening, by Piya Tan
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SN45.143 Sāra: Diligence is the foremost of wholesome states (detailed), by Piya Tan
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SN45.55 Yoniso 1: The internal condition for the noble eightfold path, by Piya Tan
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SN45.49 Kalyāṇamitta 1: The external condition for the noble eightfold path, by Piya Tan
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SN45.26 Asappurisa 2: False persons, true individuals, and spiritual progress, by Piya Tan
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SN45.8 Vibhaṅga: A definition of the path factors, by Piya Tan
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SN45.3 Sāriputta: Spiritual friendship is the whole of the holy life, by Piya Tan
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