Bahudhātuka Sutta
SuttaA discourse given at Jetavana in which the Buddha answers Ānanda’s questions on how a monk masters the elements, the senses, causation, and the possible and impossible, also known by several other names.
Taught at Jetavana.
It contains a series of questions asked by Ānanda and the Buddha’s answers. The Buddha describes various ways in which the monk can achieve mastery of:
the elements (dhātu),
the senses,
the chain of causation,
the rationally possible and
the rationally impossible.
Other names for the sutta are Catuparivatta, Dhammādāsa, Amatadundubhi and Anuttara Saṅgāmavijaya. M.iii.61 ff.
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