Kinti Sutta
Sutta一部经,于拘尸那罗宣说,佛陀勉励比丘修习念处等更高教法,并订立处理僧团中就法义文辞发生争执者的准则,经名取自佛陀开示时所说的首句。
Taught at Baliharaṇa in Kusinārā. The Buddha tells the monks that they should school themselves in the higher teaching taught by him, such as the four foundations of mindfulness (satipaṭṭhāna), the four bases of success (iddhipāda), etc., and lays down rules on the treatment of monks who dispute about the meaning and letter of the doctrine and of those who are guilty of transgressions. The sutta derives its name from the first words (kin’ti) uttered by the Buddha in beginning the discourse. M.ii.238 ff
MN 103
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