Three kinds of children - 1) one who surpasses their parents, 2) one who follows in their footsteps, and 3) one who falls below them.

The Buddha explains how there is non-restraint and restraint with a simile of six animals with different domains and feeding grounds. He uses strong post or pillar as a designation for mindfulness directed to the body.

The Buddha explains the importance of developing a radiant mind, a mind of loving-kindness and the consequences of negligence, diligence, and laziness.

The Buddha shares the importance of explaining correctly what is not the Dhamma, discipline, spoken or uttered, practiced, and prescribed by the Tathāgata.

Short teachings on the benefits of cultivating mindfulness of the body.

Wholesome giving along with faith and a sense of right and wrong is the way of practice that leads to the world of gods.