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TMCGSS-67 Assutava Sutta 1 | Impermanence of the mind, dependent arising & nibbida. Piya Tan 240906

Assutava Sutta 1 The First Discourse on the Untutored | S 12.61, SD 20.2 Theme: Impermanence of the mind, dependent arising and nibbidā Translated & annotated by Piya Tan ©2006, 2024 Download: https://www.themindingcentre.org/dhar... Sutta structure There are 2 Assutava Suttas (S 12.61+62), and both deal with revulsion towards the body and dependent arising. The two Suttas are identical up to §7, that is, just before the similes of the monkey and of night and day. Then, the two Suttas diverge: although both Suttas speak of dependent arising, the first Assutava Sutta treats it by way of the traditional formula, while the second Assutava Sutta more specifically presents the dependent arising and dependent ending of feelings. The Commentary gives a helpful explanation of the sequence of the discourse. First, the monks are excessively obsessed with physical form; as such, the Buddha speaks as if it were improper to grasp form because its growth and decay are apparent, but not improper to take the body as self [§§2-5]. Then, in the passage beginning with “It would be better…to take this body as the self” [§6], the Buddha speaks as if it were proper to grasp the body but improper to grasp the mind because it is ever changing [§§7-8]. This special teaching is, in other words, a skillful means (upāya), especially for those who are attached to the idea of the physical body. In the dependent arising passages [§§9-11], the Buddha speaks for the purpose of removing their obsession with both body and mind. (SA 2:98 f) Global Sutta Study: t.me/suttasangha Email: [email protected] Early Buddhism: http://dharmafarer.org Support us: https://www.themindingcentre.org/dhar... Download: https://www.themindingcentre.org/dhar... Thank you & sadhu!   / piyatan     / themindingcentre     / dharmafarer     / mindingcentre