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2. Play AudioNo-Tech Meditation
    … This is why the Buddha taught a Dhamma and a Vinaya. For laypeople, the Vinaya consists of the five and the eight precepts. For monks, of course, there’s a much larger body of precepts in the canonical Vinaya. But in every case, the precepts are there to make you sensitive to what you’re doing, to the consequences of what you’re doing … 
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3. Into the Stream Glossary
    … The Buddha’s own term for the religion he founded was “this Dhamma-Vinaya.”
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4. SN 48:40 Irregular Order | Uppaṭika Sutta
    … This is the Dhamma, this is the Vinaya, this is the Teacher’s instruction.’ His statement is neither to be approved nor scorned. Without approval or scorn, take careful note of his words and make them stand against the suttas and tally them against the Vinaya. If, on making them stand against the suttas and tallying them against the Vinaya, you find that they … 
5. Discernment Glossary
    … The Buddha’s name for his own teaching was “this Dhamma-&-Vinaya.”
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6. Cover | On the Path : an Anthology on the Noble Eightfold Path Drawn from the Pāli Canon
7. Handful of Leaves, Volume One DN 29 The Inspiring Discourse | Pāsādika Sutta
    … They kept arguing, quarreling, & disputing, stabbing one another with weapons of the mouth: “You don’t understand this Dhamma-Vinaya. I understand this Dhamma-Vinaya. How could you understand this Dhamma-Vinaya? You practice wrongly. I practice rightly. I’m consistent. You’re inconsistent. What should be said first, you said last. What should be said last, you said first. What you cogitated so … 
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8. A Chanting Guide Gotamī Sutta
    … Ekaṁsena Gotami dhāreyyāsi, ‘N’eso dhammo n’eso vinayo n’etaṁ Satthu-sāsananti.’ You may categorically hold, ‘This is not the Dhamma, this is not the Vinaya, this is not the Teacher’s instruction.’ Ye ca kho tvaṁ Gotami dhamme jāneyyāsi, ‘Ime dhammā virāgāya saṁvattanti no sarāgāya. As for the qualities of which you may know, ‘These qualities lead to dispassion, not to passion … 
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9. The Buddha Smiles Abbreviations
   Abbreviations Pali Suttas: AN Aṅguttara Nikāya Dhp Dhammapada DN Dīgha Nikāya MN Majjhima Nikāya SN Saṁyutta Nikāya Thig Therīgāthā Ud Udāna Pali Vinaya: Cv Cullavagga Mv Mahāvagga NP Nissaggiya Pācittiya Pc Pācittiya Pr Pārājika Sg Saṅghādisesa Sk Sekhiya All translations are based on the Royal Thai Edition of the Pali Canon (Bangkok: Mahāmakut Rājavidyālaya, 1982).
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10. The Sublime Attitudes Glossary
     … The Buddha’s name for his own teaching was “this Dhamma-&-Vinaya.”
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11. Poems of the Elders Thag 3:13 Abhibhūta
     … He who, in this Dhamma & Vinaya, stays heedful, abandoning birth, the wandering-on, will put an end to suffering & stress.
12. Meditations8 Glossary
     … The Vinaya tells of a naga (1) who wanted to become a monk, but whose request was denied by the Buddha. In a Thai version of the story, the naga asked, as a boon, that all subsequent human candidates for the monkhood be called “naga” for the duration of their candidacy. Nibbana: Literally, the “unbinding” of the mind from passion, aversion, and delusion, and … 
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13. Selves & Not-self Glossary
     … The Buddha’s own term for the religion he taught was, “This Dhamma-Vinaya.”
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14. Non-violence Glossary
     … The Buddha’s name for his own teaching was “this Dhamma-&-Vinaya.”
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15. Mahāvagga X Index
    [ Mahāvagga Contents ] X kosambakakkhandhako The Khandhaka Concerning Kosambī 271  kosambakavivādakathā: The Discussion of the Quarrel at Kosambī 272  dīghāvuvatthu: The Case of Dīghāvu 273  bālakaloṇakagamanakathā: The Discussion of Going to Bālakaloṇaka 274  pācīnavaṃsadāyagamanakathā: The Discussion of Going to the Eastern Bamboo Park 275  pārileyyakagamanakathā: The Discussion of Going to Pārileyyaka 276  aṭṭhārasavatthukathā: The Discussion of the Eighteen Grounds 277  osāraṇānujānanā: The Allowance for Rehabilitation … 
16. Play AudioIssues
     … The Buddha himself, when he set out the Vinaya, said there are dispute issues and there are accusation issues. Disputes are over what’s right and what’s wrong, what’s Dharma, what’s not Dhamma, what’s Vinaya, what’s not Vinaya. Accusation issues: Did so-and-so break one of the principles? And if so, or if not, how do you find … 
17. Play AudioRight but Wrong
     … One of Ajaan Chah’s students went to stay with the monk and noticed that in that particular monk’s monastery, the Vinaya** **was extremely lax. So the student asked the famous monk about it, and he said, “Well, really the essence of the Vinaya is to be mindful, so we just practice mindfulness here.” The student went back and reported this to Ajaan … 
18. Play AudioIn Accordance with the Dhamma
     … In taking their example, he formulated the Vinaya. This is the part that he did formulate, but it wasn’t a fly-by-night sort of “let’s see what we can think of next” kind of Vinaya. The Dhamma was there and he uncovered it. When we make changes to it, we’re covering it back up again. He said that the Dhamma … 
19. Refuge Glossary
     … The Buddha’s own term for the religion he founded was “this Dhamma-Vinaya.”
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20. Facing Aging, Illness, & Death : The Central Teaching of the Buddha Abbreviations
     … References to other texts are to section (saṁyutta, nipāta, or vagga) and discourse in the suttas; and section and sub-sections in the Vinaya text, Mv. Numbering for AN and SN follows the Thai Edition of the Pāli Canon. All translations from these texts are by the author and are based on the Royal Thai Edition of the Pāli Canon (Bangkok: Mahāmakut Rājavidyālaya, 1982).
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21. The Karma of Mindfulness Glossary
     … The Buddha’s own term for the religion he taught was, “This Dhamma-Vinaya.” Vipassanā: Clear-seeing insight into the processes of fabrication in the mind, with the purpose of developing dispassion for those processes.
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