SN 27 · 10 texts · 10 in English
Linked Discourses on Corruptions
Kilesasaṁyutta
The “Linked Discourses on Corruptions” is the third of three similar sections, each of which takes a set of ten doctrinal items and presents it according to a set pattern. The current chapter focuses on the fact that desire for these things is a corruption of the mind.
The Chapter on Corruptions
Kilesavagga-
SN 27.1
The EyeCakkhusutta
Desire for six interior sense fields is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.
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SN 27.2
SightsRūpasutta
Desire for six exterior sense fields is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.
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SN 27.3
ConsciousnessViññāṇasutta
Desire for six kinds of consciousness is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.
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SN 27.4
ContactSamphassasutta
Desire for six kinds of contact is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.
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SN 27.5
FeelingSamphassajasutta
Desire for six kinds of feeling is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.
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SN 27.6
PerceptionSaññāsutta
Desire for six kinds of perception is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.
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SN 27.7
IntentionSañcetanāsutta
Desire for six kinds of intention is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.
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SN 27.8
CravingTaṇhāsutta
Desire for six kinds of craving is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.
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SN 27.9
ElementsDhātusutta
Desire for four physical elements is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.
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SN 27.10
The AggregatesKhandhasutta
Desire for five aggregates is a corruption of the mind, and letting go such desire one is able to realize the various kinds of direct knowledge.