Kāḷigodha Sutta
SuttaUn sutta dans lequel le Bouddha rend visite à sa parente Kāḷigodhā de Kapilavatthu et décrit les quatre qualités d’un entré dans le courant — confiance inébranlable dans le Bouddha, le Dhamma et le Saṅgha, et absence d’avarice — qu’elle confirme posséder
The Buddha, while staying at the Nigrodhārāma, visits his kinswoman Kāḷigodhā of Kapilavatthu, and tells her of the four qualities to be found in the Stream-winner (sotāpanna):
Unwavering confidence (aveccappasāda) in the Buddha,
Unwavering confidence in the Dhamma,
Unwavering confidence in the Saṅgha,
Freedom from all taint of stinginess, delight in self-surrender and dispensing charitable gifts.
Kāḷigodhā states that she possesses all these qualities. S.v.396.
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