Tree

3 discourses

Discourses

SN 55.22 Dutiya Mahānāma sutta - To Mahānāma (Second)

When Mahānāma worries about dying amid Kapilavatthu's chaotic streets with a distracted mind, the Buddha reassures him using the simile of a leaning tree.

PTS 5.371–5.374

AN 6.50 Indriyasaṁvara sutta - Sense Restraint

Through a simile of a tree, the Buddha describes the importance of sense restraint as the foundational proximate cause for ethical conduct, collectedness, and knowledge and vision of things as they truly are.

PTS 3.360

AN 7.65 Hirīottappa sutta - Sense of Right and Wrong and Fear of Wrongdoing

Through a simile of a tree, the Buddha describes the importance of the sense of right and wrong and fear of wrongdoing as the foundation for cultivating wholesome qualities and the path to liberation.

PTS 4.99