sotāpannaTopicSeeded
discourses
stream-enterer
A stream-enterer is an individual who has attained the first stage of awakening, having completely abandoned the three fetters: 1) personal existence view - identity view, belief in a self, 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
- AN 3.86 Paṭhamasikkhā sutta - Training (First)
- AN 7.15 Udakūpamā sutta - Comparable to Water
- MN 6 Ākaṅkheyya sutta - Should Aspire For
- MN 22 Alagaddūpama sutta - Simile of the Water Snake
- MN 34 Cūḷagopālaka sutta - The Lesser Discourse on the Cowherd
- MN 118 Ānāpānassati sutta - Mindfulness while Breathing In and Out
- MN 142 Dakkhiṇāvibhaṅga sutta - Exposition on Offerings
- MN 146 Nandakovāda sutta - Advise from Nandaka
- SN 24.2 Etaṁmama sutta - This is Mine
- SN 24.5 Natthidinna sutta - There is Nothing Given
- SN 24.6 Karoto sutta - Acts
- SN 48.2 Paṭhama sotāpanna sutta - Stream-Enterer (First)
- SN 48.3 Dutiya sotāpanna sutta - Stream-Enterer (Second)
- SN 55.24 Paṭhama saraṇānisakka sutta - Saraṇāni the Sakyan (First)
- SN 55.25 Dutiya saraṇānisakka sutta - Saraṇāni the Sakyan (Second)
- SN 55.30 Nandakalicchavi sutta - Nandaka the Licchavi
- UD 5.3 Suppabuddhakuṭṭhi sutta - With Suppabuddha the Leper
- UD 5.5 Uposatha sutta - Uposatha
- UD 7.10 Utena sutta - Utena
stream-enterer
the first stage of awakening, attained by completely abandoning the three fetters: 1) personal existence view - identity view, belief in a self, 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
stream-enterer
the first stage of awakening, attained by completely abandoning the three fetters: 1) personal existence view, 2) doubt, and 3) adherence to rules and observances
reached the stream
A stream-enterer is an individual who has attained the first stage of awakening, having completely abandoned the three lower fetters: personal identity view, doubt, and attachment to rules and rituals. A stream-enterer is assured of full awakening within seven lifetimes at most
stream-enterer
one who has attained the first stage of awakening