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Sigalovada-sutta

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  • Buddha
    Buddhism
    / Society and state

    …on this topic is the Sigalovada-sutta, which has been called the “householder’s vinaya.”

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    …on this topic is the Sigalovada-sutta, which has been called the “householder’s vinaya.”

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  • Sutta Pitaka

    The Sigalovada Sutta (“Discourse of Sigalovada”), the only one of these discourses directly addressed to laymen, is a comprehensive treatment of domestic and social ethics.

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    The Sigalovada Sutta (“Discourse of Sigalovada”), the only one of these discourses directly addressed to laymen, is a comprehensive treatment of domestic and social ethics.

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