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Brahmajalasutta (On the Net of Omniscient Knowledge) is a sutra in which the Lord Buddha spoke to Suppiya Paribbajaka and Brahmadatta about the matter of praise and criticism. Samanyaphala Sutta is a sutra on the benefits of ordination, that is, the benefits to be gained from living as a monk at three levels. Ambattha Sutta (about the young man named Ambattha) At one time the Buddha was wandering in the Kosala country together with a large group of monks. He reached a brahmin village in Kosala named Icchanalka. Sonadanda Sutta (Qualifications of a Brahmin) This sutta is a questioning between the Buddha and the brahmin Sonadanda. What qualities does a person possess that people call him a Brahmin? Kutadanta Sutta (On Political Economy) The Buddha traveled to Magadha with 500 monks. He arrived at the village of Khanumat. Mahali Sutta (the special qualities that can be seen in parts) Mahali entered the monkhood to seek divinity. He said that there were other dhammas that were better and more refined. Chaliya Sutta (about life and the body) The Buddha was staying at Ghositagarama in the city of Kosamphi. Two monks That is, the Mandi Paribbajaka and Chaliya Mahasinatha Sutta (On the Administration of Organizations). The Buddha was staying in a forest on the western side outside the city. The son of the Licchavi prince, Sunakkhatta, left the Dharma and Vinaya. Poṭṭhapāda Sutta (3Attavaṃ) Sutta in which Poṭṭhapāda Paribbajaka asked about Abhisaññānirodha, the cessation of the highest perception. Subha Sutta (Dhamma that the people accepted). Venerable Ananda taught the Dhamma to Subhamanava Toteyaputta. Kevaṭṭha Sutta (Miracles that will be shown). Tevija Sutta (The Way and the Non-Way) In reference to the young man Vāsettha and Bharadvāja, the young man was discussing the way and the non-way.