 
CONTENTS
Foreword by
the Translator
PART I
Prelude to
the Dhamma
Introduction
to the Sutta
Fifteen
Problems were Propounded
Leading Motto
relating to Fifteen Problems
The Past
History of Ashin Kumærakassapa
Seven Monks
went in for a Forest Retreat
How
Meditation was Practicing by The Seven Monks on the Mountain
The Manner of
Acquiring Beneficial Results
Becoming an
Arahat at an Early Age of Seven
Ashin Dhabba
Thera
King
Pokkusæti
Bhæhiya
Dæruciriya
The Goat
became a Dog
The Big Mound
or Ant-Hill
The Mound
which has many Holes
The Mound
that Emits Filth
The
Ant-Hill-Disgusting Heap of Mass
The Mound-A
House of various Organisms & Germs
The Mound-An
Accumulation of Four Main Elements (Mahædhætu)
It begins
from Fine Particles of Fluid Matter
The Body that
is Developed by Nutritious food-nourishment
Emitting
Smoke
Expelling
Bright Flames
Brahma¤a
teacher
Sumedæ-The Outstanding Pupil
Meditate for
Two Minutes
Eight Magga£gas
during One Noting
PART II
The Only
Teacher
A Monk-The
Son of a Millionaire
The Weapon of
Spade
The Method is
Important
Ledø
SayædawpayÆgyØ-The Pioneer in Expounding Vipassanæ dhamma
Buddha’s
Reprobation
Keep the
Door-bolt Open
The Toad that
becomes Bloated every time it is touched
The Trivial
Dhamma
Story of
Vedehikæ
Topic of
Discussion on Khantø-Patience, a redeeming feature
The Road
Junction
Personal
Experience of Skeptical Doubt
Doubt
Resembles a Cheat
The Gist of
Two Minutes Meditation
PART III
Further
clarification of Doubt
Contemplation
should also be made with Paccuppatthæna
Soap-water
Strainer
Water and
Fish-Kæmagu¤a aNd Mind
How Five
NØvara¤as are dispelled
Citta
Visuddhi
How Næma-Rþpa
Paricheda Ñæ¤a occurs
The
Tortoise-Five Khandhæs
A ‘Dah’ and
The Wooden Slab for chopping meat
Næga
(dragon)-The Arahat
Worship the
Dragon
The Manner of
worshipping the Dragon
Conclusion
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