The Five Aggregates - The Meaning of Suffering in Brief from "Noble Truths, Noble Path" by Bhikkhu Bodhi
Section 2. The Five Aggregates - The Meaning of Suffering in Brief
- Aniccasutta - Impermanent (SN 22.12)
- Sahetu-aniccasutta - Impermanent with Cause (SN 22.18)
- Pariññasutta - Full Understanding (SN 22.23)
- Abhijānasutta - Directly Knowing (SN 22.24)
- Assādasutta (First) - Enjoyment (First) (SN 22.26)
- Assādasutta (Second) - Enjoyment (Second) (SN 22.28)
- Natumhākaṃsutta - Not Yours (SN 22.33)
- Sammāsambuddhasutta - The Perfectly Enlightened One (SN 22.58)
- Anattalakkhaṇasutta - The Not-Self Characteristic (SN 22.59)
- Upādiyamānasutta - One Clinging (SN 22.63)
- Rādhasutta - Rādha (SN 22.71)
- Sīhasutta - The Lion (SN 22.78)
- Puṇṇamasutta - Full Moon (SN 22.82)
- Pupphasutta - Flowers (SN 22.94)
- Pheṇapiṇḍūpamasutta - Simile of the Lump of Foam (SN 22.95)
- Aniccasaññāsutta - Perception of the Impermanent (SN 22.102)
This is the table of contents of the second section The Five Aggregates - The Meaning of Suffering in Brief by Bhikkhu Bodhi, published by Wisdom Publications. The translations are based on the freely available translations on suttacentral, edited for overall consistency while staying faithful to the original Pali texts by OP.
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Section 1. The Four Noble Truths - The Matrix of the Teaching
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