Mahāsaḷayatanika Sutta
SuttaA discourse instructing the monks on rightly understanding the sense organs, their objects, perception, contact, and the feelings that arise from them, knowledge that enables full development of the Noble Eightfold Path to liberating insight.
The Buddha instructs the monks on the necessity of acquiring the right kind of knowledge of the sense organs, their objects, their perception, their contact and the feelings arising there from. Such knowledge enables a monk to traverse the Noble Eightfold Path to its perfected development and to the realisation of transcendent knowledge, which is understanding and deliverance. M.iii.287-90.
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