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    • Developing Your Sutta Practice
    • How Much to Read
    • When to Read
    • When You Complete a Book
  • Books
    • Canonical Collections
    • Anthologies
    • Suggestions Based Time
    • Suggestions Based on Experience
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Khuddaka Nikaya

Therigatha: Psalms of the Sisters, Mrs C.A.F. Rhys Davids, EPUB

Therigatha: Psalms of the Sisters, Mrs C.A.F. Rhys Davids, Kindle

Itivuttaka 4:100-112 Catukkanipāto: The Section of the Fours, 35 minutes, 56 kbps MP3

Itivuttaka 3:050-099 Tikanipāto: The Section of the Threes, 107 minutes, 56 kbps MP3

Itivuttaka 2:028-049 Dukanipāto: The Section of the Twos, 40 minutes, 56 kbps MP3

Itivuttaka 1:001-027 Ekakanipāto: The Section of the Ones, 42 minutes, 56 kbps MP3

Sutta Nipata, translated by Viggo Fausböll, EPUB

Sutta Nipata: translated by Viggo Fausböll, Kindle

Dhammapada, Translated by Ven. Narada, PDF Letter Size

Dhammapada, Translated by Ven. Narada, EPUB

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Ignorance is the greatest stain among all stains. Having removed this stain, monks become stainless!

—The Buddha, Dhammapada 243

What is a Sutta Practice

Broadly speaking, a sutta practice is a regular habit of interacting directly with the suttas in a way that lifts the heart and brings us to faith in the Blessed One, his Dhamma, and his Sangha of enlightened disciples.

In practical terms, this may be done by reading daily from a text, be it a traditional collection, or an anthology of suttas around a particular theme. The emphasis is placed on what is understood and taking that to heart. We approach the text as a sick person would seeking medicine, with the Blessed One as our doctor.

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