 
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
PART I
1.
Introduction
2. What is NibbÆna?
3. Ratana
Sutta Paritta
4. Calling a
Halt to Kamma-actions
Purity of mind
Purity of belief
Investigating
Knowledge
Knowledge of the
Rise and Fall of Aggregates
Stream-Winner
and the like
Arahatship
through Alms-giving
Arahatship
through insight-meditation
5. No
Yearning for Death nor for Life
6. Rebirth
is Dependent on craving
7. No
Craving, No Rebirth
8. Like a
Flame Extinguished
9. The
meaning of NibbÆna
10. The Meaning
of Santi
Kilesa Vatta
Kamma Vatta
Shun the
Ignorant
VipÆka Vatta
11. Round and
Round
12. How to
Escape from the Three Rounds
13.
Annihilation of Existence
14. SammÆsa
Sutta
15. Like Unto
the Stump of a Palm-tree
16. NibbÆna-happiness
17. True
Bliss
18. First JhÆnic
Bliss is Better than Happiness Derived from Sensual Pleasures
19. Different
Stages of JhÆnic Bliss
PART II
20. SaNkhÆra and
NibbÆna
(1) Uppada and
Anuppada
(2) Pavatta and
Appavatta
(3) Nimitta and
Animitta
21.
Signlessness Felt through Bha£ga ÑƤa
22. NibbÆna:
Its Characteristics, Functions and Manifestations
23. NibbÆna is
formless
(4) ÆYUHANÆ
AND ANÆYUHANÆ
24. Kamma-actions
Do not Cease without Exertion
25. The Flesh iS Prone to Evil
26. Where
Kusala is Wanting, Akusala Dominates
27. Arahats
Never Abandon Kusala Kammas
(5) Patisandhi
and Appatisandhi
28. Three Loads
A. Kilesa Load
B. Æbhisa£khÆra
Load
C. Khandha Load
29. The Cord
of Existence
30. Five
Faculties of the Senses
31. Cessation
of Lust
32.
AnupÆdisesa NibbÆna
33. Two
Noteworthy Verses
PART III
34. The Hymn
35. The Story
of BÆhiyadÆruciriya
36. Just See
as You See It
37. BÆhiya
Became an Arahat
38. The Eye
and Visual Perception
39. The Ear
and Auditory Perception
40. The Nose
and Olfactory Perception
41. The
Tongue and Gustatory Perception
42. The Body
and Tactile Perception
43. The Mind
and Perception of Ideas
44. Cessation
of Æyatanas is NIBBÆNA
45. Fixing
the Mind on NibbÆna
46. Right
Method of Practice
47. Sense of
Disgust
PART IV
48.
Respectful Attention
49. The
Attentiveness of a Female Spirit
50. About the
Nature of NibbÆna
51. NibbÆna
is Real
52. No
Primary Elements is NibbÆna
53. Matter
non-existence in NibbÆna
54. Absence
of Mind dependAnt on Matter
55. Absence
of Arþpavacara Citta
56. Absence
of Both Mind and Matter in NibbÆna
57. NibbÆna
is Beyond All Worlds
58. Attributes
of NibbÆna
NibbÆna has no
Mass
NibbÆna is
Deathless and Birthless
NibbÆna has no
Abode
No OccuRrence of
NÆmarþpa
NibbÆna Offers
you no Sense-objects
NibbÆna Means
the End of Suffering
59. Rohitassa
Sutta
60. You
cannot Walk to the End of the World
61.
Sufferings End with the End of the World
62. Four
Noble Truths Reside in the Body
63. The
Universe Within Us
64.
Meditating on four Elements
65. An Easy
Step in Meditation
66. Suffering
and Its Cause Become Manifest during Ideation
67. Discovery
of NibbÆna Where the Universe Ends
68.
Appatittha, No Foothold
PART V
69. Cessation
of Craving
70. Let me
Consider it
71. Loth to
Earn Merit for NIBBÆNA
72. Maung
KÆla
73. A
Stream-winner far Excels a Universal Monarch
74. Also
Excels a Deva or a Brahma
75. Also
Excels the King of Brahmas
76. Beings in
Sensuous Spheres Dislike A Brahma’s Life
77. Beings in
Form Spheres Dislike the Absence of Form or Body
78. Craving
has no Affinity for NIBBÆNA
79. The Noble
Truth of Cessation of Suffering
80. The Four
Upadhis
81. Nirodha
as Expounded in Kevatta Sutta
82. About
Miracles
83. Psychic
Powers
84. Magical
Powers
85. Knowledge
of Other People’s Thoughts
86. Power of
Dispensation
87. Where
Does Cessation Take Place?
PART VI
88. NibbÆnic
Peace is Real
89. MahÆ
PajÆpati Gotamø
90. King
Suddhodana and Queen Gotamø Became Stream-winners
91. Cousin
Nanda and Son RÆhulÆ
92.
PariNIBBÆNA of Suddhodana, the Arahat
93. Admission
of Women into the Order
94. ÆnandÆ
Intervened
95.
Permission granted
96. PariNIBBÆNA
of Gotamø Therø
Her Tribute to
Buddha
Three GÆthÆs
which Can Bring Blessings
Obeisance to
Sanghas
Gotamø Therø
Comforted ÆnandÆ
Miracles of
gotamø Therø
The Last Request
The ParinibbÆna
97. In Praise
of NibbÆna
98. Buddha’s Exhortation
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