Sutta Nipāta — Antologia de Discursos

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

Uma das coleções mais antigas do cânon, quase toda em verso, em cinco capítulos. Traz o Sutta do Rinoceronte ("ande só como o chifre do rinoceronte"), o Metta Sutta, o Ratana Sutta e, nos dois últimos capítulos (Aṭṭhakavagga e Pārāyanavagga), poemas considerados entre os mais antigos ensinamentos budistas.

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.

Capítulos

• 1.1 — The Serpent
• 1.2 — The Wealthy Rancher
• 1.3 — The Horned Rhino
• 1.4 — With Bhāradvāja the Farmer
• 1.5 — With Cunda
• 1.6 — Downfalls
• 1.7 — The Lowlife
• 1.8 — The Discourse on Love
• 1.9 — With Hemavata
• 1.10 — With Āḷavaka
• 1.11 — Victory Over Desire for the Body
• 1.12 — The Sage
• 2.1 — Gems
• 2.2 — Putrefaction
• 2.3 — Conscientious Companionship
• 2.4 — Blessings
• 2.5 — With Spiky
• 2.6 — A Righteous Life
• 2.7 — Brahmanical Principles
• 2.8 — The Boat
• 2.9 — What Morality?
• 2.10 — Get Up!
• 2.11 — With Rāhula
• 2.12 — Vaṅgīsa and His Mentor Nigrodhakappa
• 2.13 — The Right Way to Wander
• 2.14 — With Dhammika
• 3.1 — Going Forth
• 3.2 — Striving
• 3.3 — Well-Spoken Words
• 3.4 — With Bhāradvāja of Sundarikā on the Sacrificial Cake
• 3.5 — With Māgha
• 3.6 — With Sabhiya
• 3.7 — With Sela
• 3.8 — The Dart
• 3.9 — With Vāseṭṭha
• 3.10 — With Kokālika
• 3.11 — About Nālaka
• 3.12 — Contemplating Pairs
• 4.1 — Sensual Pleasures
• 4.2 — Eight on the Cave
• 4.3 — Eight on Malice
• 4.4 — Eight on the Pure
• 4.5 — Eight on the Ultimate
• 4.6 — Old Age
• 4.7 — With Tissametteyya
• 4.8 — With Pasūra
• 4.9 — With Māgaṇḍiya
• 4.10 — Before the Breakup
• 4.11 — Quarrels and Disputes
• 4.12 — The Shorter Discourse on Arrayed For Battle
• 4.13 — The Longer Discourse on Arrayed for Battle
• 4.14 — Speedy
• 4.15 — Taking Up Arms
• 4.16 — With Sāriputta
• 5.1 — Introductory Verses
• 5.2 — The Questions of Ajita
• 5.3 — The Questions of Tissametteyya
• 5.4 — The Questions of Puṇṇaka
• 5.5 — The Questions of Mettagū
• 5.6 — The Questions of Dhotaka
• 5.7 — The Questions of Upasīva
• 5.8 — The Questions of Nanda
• 5.9 — The Questions of Hemaka
• 5.10 — The Questions of Todeyya
• 5.11 — The Questions of Kappa
• 5.12 — The Questions of Jatukaṇṇī
• 5.13 — The Questions of Bhadrāvudha
• 5.14 — The Questions of Udaya
• 5.15 — The Question of Posāla
• 5.16 — The Questions of Mogharāja
• 5.17 — The Questions of Piṅgiya
• 5.18 — Homage to the Way to the Far Shore
• 5.19 — Preserving the Way to the Far Shore