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**pharmacologist30** · 04-14-2010, 04:13 AM

The Samyutta Nikaya, however, offers an entire series on these topics: the Satipatthana Samyutta, the Anapanasamyutta, and the Jhanasamyutta. I highly recommend reading these sections of SN to broaden ones understanding of what's in the Majjhima (and Digha) Nikaya on Right Mindfulness and Right Concentration.

I disagree.

With what? I said there are three samyuttas in the Samyutta Nikaya directly related to what we're talking about, which is a brute fact.

The only other thing in there is a recommendation to expose oneself to what the entire Canon has to say on the subject, and you're saying that you 'disagree'.

The rest of the post is kind of a mess, so I'll take those issues individually as they come up in the rest of this discussion.

In any event, inji, I hope this exchange has offered you some answers, and perhaps sparked new questions?

04-14-2010, 04:13 AM	#5
pharmacologist30 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 339 Senior Member	The Samyutta Nikaya, however, offers an entire series on these topics: the Satipatthana Samyutta, the Anapanasamyutta, and the Jhanasamyutta. I highly recommend reading these sections of SN to broaden ones understanding of what's in the Majjhima (and Digha) Nikaya on Right Mindfulness and Right Concentration. I disagree. With what? I said there are three samyuttas in the Samyutta Nikaya directly related to what we're talking about, which is a brute fact. The only other thing in there is a recommendation to expose oneself to what the entire Canon has to say on the subject, and you're saying that you 'disagree'. The rest of the post is kind of a mess, so I'll take those issues individually as they come up in the rest of this discussion. In any event, inji, I hope this exchange has offered you some answers, and perhaps sparked new questions?
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