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MN 87 Piyajātikasutta: Born From the Beloved
“Sir, who on earth could ever think such a thing!”
🏷️death
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SN 55.21 Paṭhamamahānāmasutta: With Mahānāma (1st)
Do not fear, Mahānāma, do not fear! Your death will not be a bad one.
🏷️death
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SN 3.25 Pabbatūpamasutta: The Simile of the Mountain
It was coming this way, crushing all creatures…
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AN 7.49 From… Saññā Sutta: Perceptions
It gains a footing in the deathless, has the deathless as its final end
🏷️death
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Snp 3.8 Sallasutta: The Dart
For whatever you imagine it is, it turns out to be something else.
🏷️death
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AN 7.74 Arakenānusasani Sutta: Araka’s Instructions
Next to nothing is the life of human beings
🏷️death
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SN 3.22 Ayyikāsutta: Grandmother
If by giving away the whole country I could get my grandmother back, I’d do it.
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Pv 1.12 Uraga Sutta: The Snake
That burning dead body is unaware of the crying of its relatives.
🏷️death
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SN 5.3 Kisāgotamīsutta: With Kisāgotamī
Why do you sit alone and cry as if your children have died?
🏷️death
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SN 1.3 Upanīya Sutta: The Discourse About Life That Is Led on Towards Death
One who sees this … should drop the world’s bait.
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SN 42.8 Saṅkhadhamasutta: A Horn Blower
… Any limited deeds they’ve done don’t remain or persist there.
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MN 21 From… Kakacūpamasutta: The Simile of the Saw—The Bandits
Even if low-down bandits were to sever you limb from limb
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AN 8.1 Mettāsutta: Loving-Kindness
Compassionate in mind toward all beings, the noble one generates abundant merit.
