Vương quốc Kosala
Mốc I : Hoàn cảnh trước khi Phật ra đời
Mốc II : Sự kiện Phật đản sanh
Mốc III: Giai đoạn tuổi thơ của Bồ tát Tất Đạt Đa
Mốc IV : Giai đoạn trưởng thành - xuất gia
Mốc V : Tầm đạo
Mốc VI : Thành đạo
Mốc VII: Những vị đệ tử đầu tiên
Mốc VIII : Tăng đoàn lớn mạnh
Mốc IX: Mười ba năm cuối cuộc đời Đức Phật
Mốc X : Đức Phật nhập niết bàn
Thư viện Nikaya Tâm HọcKhông gian tra cứu Đức Phật, Kinh Nikaya, A Hàm và tư liệu liên quan
Singàlaka (Thi-ca-la-việt)
Sigāla (Singāla), a young householder of Rājagaha, was in the habit of rising early, bathing, and, with wet hair and garments, worshipping the several quarters of the earth and sky. The Buddha saw him once and asked him the reason for this. Sigāla's reply was that his dead father had asked him to do so. The Buddha then taught him that, in his religion, too, there war, worship of the six quarters, but that these quarters were different. Urged by Sigāla, to explain, the Buddha taught him the six vices in conduct, the four motives for such evil action, the six channels for dissipating wealth, and the different kinds of friends. He then taught him the six quarters to be honoured by performing the duties owing to them parents are the east, teachers the south, wife and children the west, friends and companions the north, servants and workpeople the nadir, religious teachers and brahmins the zenith. Details are then given of the duties owing to these and of their counter duties.
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