Bodhirājakumāra Sutta
SuttaA discourse recording the Buddha’s visit to a young prince, refuting the prince’s view that true welfare comes only through unpleasant means, and declaring that a monk with confidence in the Buddha and the right qualities of heart and mind can master the Dhamma without delay.
Records the visits of the Buddha to Prince Bodhi (1) and the discussion that ensued.
The Buddha refutes Bodhi’s view that true welfare comes only through unpleasant things, and declares that if a monk has confidence in the Buddha and also the necessary qualities of head and heart, he can master the Dhamma without delay. M.ii.91 ff.
MN 85
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