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Buddhist suttas read by renowned teachers and monks. I claim no ownership to the content or rendition.
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Mahasaropama Sutta — The Heartwood of the Spiritual Life read by Steve Armstrong
Subha Sutta — loving-kindness ready be Sharon Salzberg
Karaniya Metta Sutta — Loving-kindness read by Thanissaro Bhikkhu
Cetana Sutta — Volition read by Ajahn Sucitto
Kaccayanagotta Sutta — dependent co-arising read by Leigh Brasington
Upanisa Sutta — Transcendental Dependent Origination read by Leigh Brasington
Upaddha Sutta — Good Friendship read by Joseph Goldstein
Anana Sutta — Four Kinds of Happiness read by Kamala Masters
Nava Sutta — The Boat read by Joseph Goldstein
Adittapariyaya Sutta — The Fire Sermon read by Bhante Gunaratana
Aghatapativinaya Sutta — How to Remove Grudges read by Kamala Masters
The Development of Loving-kindness read by Sharon Salzberg
Akkosa Sutta — Abuse read by Ayya Medhanandi
Kalahavivada Sutta — Disputes and Contention read by Sister Cittapala
Upasiva-manava-puccha — Upasiva's Questions read by Ajahn Scitto
Kappa-manava-puccha Sutta — Kappa's Question read by Ayya Medhanandi
Cetana Sutta — An Act of Will read by Ajahn Sucitto
Phena Sutta — A Lump of Foam read by Guy Armstrong
Mettagu-manava-puccha - Mettagu's Questions read by Ajahn Sucitto
Kakacupama sutta - The Simile of the Saw read by Sharon Salzberg
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