This chapter delves into the emotional dimension of enlightenment, as experienced by the Buddha after his awakening. Having discovered a spiritual happiness surpassing any worldly joy, the Buddha's discourses in this section emphasize the profound and enduring happiness that arises from true liberation. This collection offers insights into the depth of contentment and peace found in the enlightened mind.
Mucalindavagga - The Chapter with Mucalinda
He who, while seeking his own happiness, harms with a stick beings who desire happiness, will not find happiness after passing away.
The Buddha explains how to deal with insult and abuse without arising resentment.
The Buddha expresses an inspired utterance contrasting one who has comprehended the nature of reality with one who is with possessions.
Inspired utterance on practicing diligently to leave behind what seems pleasant.
The Buddha expresses an inspired utterance to Visākhā on how all under another's control brings suffering.