Mangala Sutta
Book • 2012
The Mangala Sutta, or the Discourse on Blessings, is a popular Buddhist scripture found in the Khuddaka Nikaya of the Sutta Pitaka.
Composed of verses, it outlines 38 blessings that lead to happiness and spiritual progress.
These blessings encompass a wide range of ethical and practical guidelines, including avoiding foolish company, honoring those worthy of honor, living in a suitable environment, and cultivating inner qualities like gratitude and contentment.
The sutta emphasizes the importance of both worldly and spiritual development, providing a comprehensive framework for living a meaningful and fulfilling life.
Its teachings are widely recited and contemplated by Buddhists around the world, serving as a guide for cultivating wholesome qualities and achieving inner peace.
The Mangala Sutta is a concise yet profound summary of the Buddha's teachings on happiness and well-being.
Composed of verses, it outlines 38 blessings that lead to happiness and spiritual progress.
These blessings encompass a wide range of ethical and practical guidelines, including avoiding foolish company, honoring those worthy of honor, living in a suitable environment, and cultivating inner qualities like gratitude and contentment.
The sutta emphasizes the importance of both worldly and spiritual development, providing a comprehensive framework for living a meaningful and fulfilling life.
Its teachings are widely recited and contemplated by Buddhists around the world, serving as a guide for cultivating wholesome qualities and achieving inner peace.
The Mangala Sutta is a concise yet profound summary of the Buddha's teachings on happiness and well-being.
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