sakadāgāmīTermRaw
discourses
once-returner
the second stage of awakening where one has completely exhausted the fetters of 1.) personal existence view, 2.) doubt or perplexity regarding suffering, its arising, its ending, and the way of practice leading to the cessation of suffering, and 3.) adherence to rules and observances as a means of liberation; as well as made significant progress in overcoming the fetters of 4] sensual desire and 5] ill will.
- AN 3.86 Paṭhamasikkhā sutta - Training (First)
- AN 6.44 Migasālā sutta - Migasālā
- AN 7.15 Udakūpamā sutta - Comparable to Water
- AN 9.20 Velāma sutta - About Velāma
- AN 10.63 Niṭṭhaṅgata sutta - Come to a Conclusion
- AN 10.75 Migasālā sutta - Migasālā
- MN 6 Ākaṅkheyya sutta - Should Aspire For
- MN 22 Alagaddūpama sutta - Simile of the Water Snake
- MN 142 Dakkhiṇāvibhaṅga sutta - Exposition on Offerings
- SN 55.24 Paṭhama saraṇānisakka sutta - Saraṇāni the Sakyan (First)
- SN 55.25 Dutiya saraṇānisakka sutta - Saraṇāni the Sakyan (Second)
- UD 5.5 Uposatha sutta - Uposatha
- UD 7.10 Utena sutta - Utena
once-returning
the second stage of awakening where one has made significant progress in overcoming the fetters of 4] sensual desire and 5] ill will.
once-returner
the second stage of awakening where one has completely exhausted the fetters of 1.) personal existence view, 2.) doubt or perplexity regarding suffering, its arising, its ending, and the way of practice leading to the cessation of suffering, and 3.) adherence to rules and observances as a means of liberation, and made significant progress in overcoming the fetters of 4] sensual desire and 5] ill will
once-returners
the second stage of awakening where one has completely exhausted the fetters of 1.) personal existence view, 2.) doubt or perplexity regarding suffering, its arising, its ending, and the way of practice leading to the cessation of suffering, and 3.) adherence to rules and observances as a means of liberation, and made significant progress in overcoming the fetters of 4] sensual desire and 5] ill will.
once-returner
the second stage of awakening where one has completely exhausted the first three fetters and made significant progress in overcoming sensual desire and ill will