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	Search A-Z View Sutta View Vagga Vinaya Abhidhamma	Suttanta Pitaka > Majjhima Nikāya > Brāhmana Vagga (10 of 10) > Sangarava Sutta (To the Brahmin Sangaarava.) > MN 100: Sangarava Sutta (To the Brahmin Sangaarava.) MN 100: Sangarava Sutta Sangarava was a young brahmin who was full of pride with learning in the Vedas, entertaining wrong views of his birth. He went to ask the Buddha whether the Buddha claimed, like some samanas and brahmanas, to have attained in this very life, special knowledge and vision, and reached the other shore. The Buddha explained that there were three kinds of samanas and brahmanas who made such claims: those who made the claim through hearsay, having learnt things by hearsay only; those who made the claim by mere reasoning and logic; and finally those who made the claim by personally realizing the penetrative insight of the Dhamma unheard of before. The Buddha told Sangarava that he was of this third type and recounted how he had become accomplished in the dhamma by practice and self-realization. [Read] Read in Myanmar Language: Read in English Language: http://www.vipassana.info/100-sangarava-e1.htm
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