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Yuganaddha Sutta

Sutta

Also known as Yuganandha Sutta

A discourse in which Ānanda tells the monks at Ghositārāma that Arahantship is attained by one of four paths: insight preceded by calm, calm preceded by insight, calm and insight developed together, or a mind freed from doubt about the Dhamma.

v.l. Yuganandha Sutta.– Ānanda tells the monks at Ghositārāma, in Kosambī, that those who have attained Arahantship have done so in one of four ways:

by developing insight preceded by calm,

or calm preceded by insight,

or calm and insight together,

or by having a mind utterly devoid of perplexities about the Dhamma. A.ii.157.

AN 4.170

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