11 … self nature. Why not by the noble eightfold (path) …
12 …
13 (says/say): Here is the grasping of the Noble Eightfold Path, in brief and in detail.
14 … even in the world, the noble eightfold path …
15 … vanishes amongst the [three] dhammakkhandhas, neither do the three dhammakkandhas
[vanish] in the noble eightfold path...
16 … the (Noble Eightfold) Path was explicated previously, why then does [it] later
say how [is it] conditioned or unconditioned....
17 … desirous to ask what is the difference between the khandhas and this …
18 … Oh monks, what declared dharma of the blessed one (began) with the four presences
of mindfulness up to the noble eightfold path …
19 …
20 … the three dhātus are conducive to release. Of some it might be prepared …
21 … Others say: Of some it might be the noble eightfold path. Why …
22 … this dispute is conducive to the non-benefit of the multitude of people, (namely)
in regard to the path or the ways …
23 … if these are non-benefit or suffering up to the path or the ways, this sutra …
24 … a monk has ill-will, is angry …
25 … There it says: Just as, to the extent that the dispute is explained by this, so
too (it) says that in regard to the path or ways …
26 … so too, (it) says that (he) is angry, has ill-will. Others say: amongst these five
…
22 cf. MN II 245: Magge vā pi, Ānanda, paṭipadāya vā saṃghe vivādo uppajjamāno uppajjeyya,
so 'ssa vivādo bahujanāhitāya bahujanāsukhāya bahuno janassa anatthāya ahitāya dukkhāya
devamanussānan ti
26 cf. MN II 245: Chayimāni, Ānanda, vivādamūlāni. Katamāni cha? Idh', Ānanda, bhikkhu
kodhano hoti upanāhī.
27 cf. MN II 246: bhikkhu makkhī hoti palāsī.ⓝKM: Although the reading is quite uncertain, it is likely that the term michi here
is equivalent with the makkhi found in the MNClick to pin29 cf. MN II 247: Satta kho pan'; ime, Ānanda, adhikaraṇasamathā uppannuppannānaṃ adhikaraṇānaṃ
samathāya vūpasamāya… Kathañ ca Ānanda, sammukhāvinayo hoti? Idh', Ānanda, bhikkhū
vivadanti: dhammo ti vā adhammo ti vā, vinayo ti vā avinayo ti vā.
Gopakamogallānasutta (no. 108; MN III 7–15); tr. Ñāṇamoli and Bodhi 1995: 880; Analayo
2011: 623 (relevant portion discussed p. 626)
45 … endowed with these dhammas, he is a bad person. Which sotapānna is a bad person?
…
52 … Some arahant is endowed with these dhammas. If endowed, how then [is he in] the
happiness-heaven [reborn]?
53 … will be [such] a person, then he is endowed and reborn. This sutta is to be clarified
…
54 (parallel:) It is because people engage in these ten courses of wholesome kamma that
the devas, human beings, and other good destinations are seen.
43 cf. MN III 21: Asappuriso, bhikkhave, asaddhammasamannāgato hoti, asappurisabhattī
hoti, asappurisacintī hoti, asappurisamantī hoti, asappurisavāco hoti, asappurisa
kammanto hoti, asappurisadiṭṭhī hoti, asappurisadānaṃ deti.
50 cf. MN III 21: Atha kho Bhagavā tuṇhībhūtaṃ tuṇhībhutaṃ bhikkhusaṃghaṃ anuviloketv
bhikkhū āmantesi: Jāneyya nu kho, bhikkhave, asappuriso asappurisaṃ: Asappuriso ayaṃ
bhavan ti?
51 cf. MN III 23: Sappuriso, bhikkhave, saddhammasamannāgato hoti, sappurisabhattī hoti,
sappurisacintī hoti, sappurisamantī hoti, sappurisavāco hoti, sappurisakammanto hoti,
sappurisadiṭṭhī hoti, sappurisadānaṃ deti.
54 cf. AN V 266–268: Imesañ ca pana Cunda dasannaṃ kusalānaṃ kammapathānaṃ samannāgamahetu
devā paññāyanti manussā paññāyanti yā vā pan'; aññāpi kāci sugatiyo ti “
Cūl̥aśuññatāsutta (no. 121; MN III 104–109); tr. Ñāṇamoli and Bodhi 1995: 965; Analayo
2011: 683
56 … he experiences, they are reborn in the happiness-heaven. ❉ The Emptiness Praña, which says [emptiness] … dwells often. If dwelling, for what
reason is exactly emptiness proclaimed?
61 (parallel:) So too, a bhikkhu - not attending to the perception of village, not attending
to the perception of people, attends to the singleness dependent on the perception
of forest. (Bodhi 1995: 965).
67 (parallel:) He understands thus: ‘Whatever disturbances there might be dependent
on the taint of sensual desire, those are not present here; whatever disturbances
there might be dependent on the taint of being, those are not present here; whatever
disturbances there might be dependent on the taint of ignorance, those are not present
here.’(Bodhi 1995: 969)
75 (parallel:) Another says to him There is another self which, by passing entirely
beyond bodily sensations, by the disappearance of all sense of resistance and by non-attraction
to the perception of diversity, seeing that space is infinite, has realized the sphere
of infinite space (Translation p. 84)
78 (parallel:) I shall not treat you as the potter treats the raw damp clay. Repeatedly
restraining you, I shall speak to you, Ānanda. Repeatedly admonishing you, I shall
speak to you Ānanda. The sound core will stand [the test]. (Trans. Bodhi 1995: 978)
56 cf. MN III 104: Tattha me, bhante, Bhagavato sammukhā sutaṃ sammukhā paṭiggahītaṃ:
Suññatāvihārenāhaṃ, Ānanda, etarahi bahulaṃ viharāmīti. Kacci me taṃ, bhante,sussutaṃ
suggahītaṃ sumanasikataṃ sūpadhāritan ti
61 cf. MN III 104: evam eva kho, Ānanda, bhikkhu amanasikaritvā gāmasaññaṃ amanasikaritvā
manussasaññaṃ araññasaññaṃ paṭicca manasikaroti ekattaṃ.
62 cf. MN III 104–105: Atthi c'; ev'; idaṃ asuññataṃ yadidaṃ araññasaññaṃ paṭicca ekattan
ti. Iti yaṃ hi kho tattha na hoti, tena taṃ suññaṃ samanupassati; yaṃ pana tattha
avasiṭṭhaṃ hoti, Taṃ santaṃ idam atthīti pajānāti. Evam pi 'ssa esā, Ānanda, yathābhuccā
avipallatthā parisuddhā suññatāvakkanti bhavati.
65 Perhaps cf. MN III 104: Iti yaṃ hi kho tattha na hoti, tena taṃ suññaṃ samanupassati
(occurs 8 times throughout).
67 cf. MN III 108: So evaṃ pajānāti: Ye assu darathā kāmāsavaṃ paṭicca, te 'dha na santi;
ye assu darathā bhavāsavaṃ paṭicca, te 'dha na santi; ye assu darathā avijjāsavaṃ
paṭicca, te 'dha na santi;
75 cf. DN I 34: Atthi kho bho añño attā sabbaso rūpasaññānaṃ samatikkamā paṭighasaññānaṃ
atthagamā nānāttasaññānaṃ amanasikārā ananto ākāsoti ākāsānañcāyatanūpago
77 cf. MN III 111: Ayaṃ kho pan', Ānanda, vihāro Tathāgatena abhisambuddho, yadidaṃ
sabbanimittānaṃ amanasikārā ajjhattaṃ suññataṃ upasampajja viharituṃ. Tatra ce, Ānanda,
Tathāgataṃ iminā vihārena viharantaṃ bhavanti
78 cf. MN III 118: Na vo ahaṃ, Ānanda, tathā parakkamissāmi yathā kumbhakāro āmake āmakamatte;
niggayha niggayhāhaṃ, Ānanda, vakkhāmi, pavayha pavayha. Yo sāro so ṭhassatīti.
80 perhaps cf. MN III 115: Kaṃ atthavasaṃ sampassamāno arahati sāvako satthāraṃ anubandhituṃ
api {payujjamāno} ti?