Majjhima Nikāya — Discursos Médios

Tradição budista (atribuído ao Buda e a seus discípulos) · séc. V–I a.C.

Os 152 discursos de extensão média do Sutta Piṭaka. É a coleção mais variada do cânon: diálogos com monges, ascetas, brâmanes e reis, relatos da vida do Buda antes e depois do despertar e exposições centrais da doutrina, como o Satipaṭṭhāna Sutta, o Ānāpānasati Sutta (atenção à respiração) e o símile da jangada.

Faz parte do Tipitaka ("três cestos"), o cânon páli do budismo Theravāda, transmitido oralmente e posto por escrito no Sri Lanka no século I a.C. O texto páli é o da edição Mahāsaṅgīti; as traduções são do SuttaCentral, dedicadas ao domínio público (CC0) pelos tradutores.

Suttas

• 1 — The Root of All Things
• 2 — All the Defilements
• 3 — Heirs in the Teaching
• 4 — Fear and Dread
• 5 — Unblemished
• 6 — One Might Wish
• 7 — The Simile of the Cloth
• 8 — Self-Effacement
• 9 — Right View
• 10 — Mindfulness Meditation
• 11 — The Shorter Discourse on the Lion’s Roar
• 12 — The Longer Discourse on the Lion’s Roar
• 13 — The Longer Discourse on the Mass of Suffering
• 14 — The Shorter Discourse on the Mass of Suffering
• 15 — Measuring Up
• 16 — Hard-heartedness
• 17 — Jungle Thickets
• 18 — The Honey-Cake
• 19 — Two Kinds of Thought
• 20 — How to Stop Thinking
• 21 — The Simile of the Saw
• 22 — The Simile of the Cobra
• 23 — The Termite Mound
• 24 — Chariots at the Ready
• 25 — Sowing
• 26 — The Noble Quest
• 27 — The Shorter Simile of the Elephant’s Footprint
• 28 — The Longer Simile of the Elephant’s Footprint
• 29 — The Longer Simile of the Heartwood
• 30 — The Shorter Simile of the Heartwood
• 31 — The Shorter Discourse at Gosiṅga
• 32 — The Longer Discourse at Gosiṅga
• 33 — The Longer Discourse on the Cowherd
• 34 — The Shorter Discourse on the Cowherd
• 35 — The Shorter Discourse With Saccaka
• 36 — The Longer Discourse With Saccaka
• 37 — The Shorter Discourse on the Ending of Craving
• 38 — The Longer Discourse on the Ending of Craving
• 39 — The Longer Discourse at Assapura
• 40 — The Shorter Discourse at Assapura
• 41 — The People of Sālā
• 42 — The People of Verañjā
• 43 — The Great Elaboration
• 44 — The Shorter Elaboration
• 45 — The Shorter Discourse on Taking Up Practices
• 46 — The Great Discourse on Taking Up Practices
• 47 — The Inquirer
• 48 — The Mendicants of Kosambī
• 49 — On the Invitation of Divinity
• 50 — The Warning to Māra
• 51 — With Kandaraka
• 52 — The Wealthy Citizen
• 53 — A Trainee
• 54 — With Potaliya the Householder
• 55 — With Jīvaka
• 56 — With Upāli
• 57 — The Ascetic Who Behaved Like a Dog
• 58 — With Prince Abhaya
• 59 — The Many Kinds of Feeling
• 60 — A Sure Bet
• 61 — Advice to Rāhula at Ambalaṭṭhika
• 62 — The Longer Advice to Rāhula
• 63 — The Shorter Discourse With Māluṅkyaputta
• 64 — The Longer Discourse With Māluṅkya
• 65 — With Bhaddāli
• 66 — The Simile of the Quail
• 67 — At Cātumā
• 68 — At Naḷakapāna
• 69 — With Gulissāni
• 70 — At Kīṭāgiri
• 71 — To Vacchagotta on the Three Knowledges
• 72 — With Vacchagotta on Fire
• 73 — The Longer Discourse With Vacchagotta
• 74 — With Dīghanakha
• 75 — With Māgaṇḍiya
• 76 — With Sandaka
• 77 — The Longer Discourse with Sakuludāyī
• 78 — With Uggāhamāna Samaṇamaṇḍikāputta
• 79 — The Shorter Discourse With Sakuludāyī
• 80 — With Vekhanasa
• 81 — With Ghaṭīkāra
• 82 — With Raṭṭhapāla
• 83 — About King Maghadeva
• 84 — At Madhurā
• 85 — With Prince Bodhi
• 86 — With Aṅgulimāla
• 87 — Born From the Beloved
• 88 — The Foreign Cloth
• 89 — Shrines to the Teaching
• 90 — At Kaṇṇakatthala
• 91 — With Brahmāyu
• 92 — With Sela
• 93 — With Assalāyana
• 94 — With Ghoṭamukha
• 95 — With Caṅkī
• 96 — With Esukārī
• 97 — With Dhanañjāni
• 98 — With Vāseṭṭha
• 99 — With Subha
• 100 — With Saṅgārava
• 101 — At Devadaha
• 102 — The Five and Three
• 103 — Is This What You Think Of Me?
• 104 — At Sāmagāma
• 105 — With Sunakkhatta
• 106 — Conducive to the Imperturbable
• 107 — With Moggallāna the Accountant
• 108 — With Moggallāna the Guardian
• 109 — The Longer Discourse on the Full-Moon Night
• 110 — The Shorter Discourse on the Full-Moon Night
• 111 — One by One
• 112 — The Sixfold Purification
• 113 — A True Person
• 114 — What Should and Should Not Be Cultivated
• 115 — Many Elements
• 116 — At Isigili
• 117 — The Great Forty
• 118 — Mindfulness of Breathing
• 119 — Mindfulness of the Body
• 120 — Rebirth by Choice
• 121 — The Shorter Discourse on Emptiness
• 122 — The Longer Discourse on Emptiness
• 123 — Incredible and Amazing
• 124 — With Bakkula
• 125 — The Level of the Tamed
• 126 — With Bhūmija
• 127 — With Anuruddha
• 128 — Corruptions
• 129 — The Foolish and the Astute
• 130 — Messengers of the Gods
• 131 — One Fine Night
• 132 — Ānanda and One Fine Night
• 133 — Mahākaccāna and One Fine Night
• 134 — Lomasakaṅgiya and One Fine Night
• 135 — The Shorter Analysis of Deeds
• 136 — The Longer Analysis of Deeds
• 137 — The Analysis of the Six Sense Fields
• 138 — A Summary Recital and its Analysis
• 139 — The Analysis of No Strife
• 140 — The Analysis of the Elements
• 141 — The Analysis of the Truths
• 142 — The Analysis of Religious Donations
• 143 — Advice to Anāthapiṇḍika
• 144 — Advice to Channa
• 145 — Advice to Puṇṇa
• 146 — Advice from Nandaka
• 147 — The Shorter Advice to Rāhula
• 148 — Six By Six
• 149 — The Great Discourse on What Relates to the Six Sense Fields
• 150 — With the People of Nagaravinda
• 151 — The Purification of Alms
• 152 — The Development of the Faculties