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**Queuerriptota** · 10-30-2010, 05:39 AM

Hi Craig

The whole sutta you have referred to is a very important sutta. Here, the Buddha makes the subtle distinctions about what are not the causes of happiness & suffering and then goes on to summarise what he teaches, namely, the elements, the sense spheres, the eighteen feelings [as objects of mindfulness & wisdom to prevent craving] & the four noble truths.

10-30-2010, 05:39 AM	#2
Queuerriptota Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 346 Senior Member	Hi Craig The whole sutta you have referred to is a very important sutta. Here, the Buddha makes the subtle distinctions about what are not the causes of happiness & suffering and then goes on to summarise what he teaches, namely, the elements, the sense spheres, the eighteen feelings [as objects of mindfulness & wisdom to prevent craving] & the four noble truths.
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