Pāli Dictionary

Sammādiṭṭhi Sutta

Sutta

A discourse in which Sāriputta expounds right view to the monks at Jetavana, explaining understanding of nutriment, suffering, and the other conditioned phenomena along with their arising, cessation, and the path leading to that cessation.

Sāriputta explains to the monks at Jetavana what is right view.

It is the comprehension of right and wrong and other sources.

The monk who has it understands sustenance, its origin and cessation, and the way thereto; also suffering, its origin, etc., decay and death, birth, existence, attachment, craving, feeling, contact, the six sense spheres, mind and matter, consciousness, the mental formations (saṅkhāra), ignorance, the corruptions (āsava) the origin of these, their cessation and the way thereto. M.i.46-55.

MN 9

All entries named Sammādiṭṭhi Sutta

Found an error in the dictionary?