What ends hatred in Chapter 1?
What does Chapter 1 make a test of genuine religious life?
What leads toward Nirvana in Chapter 2?
What does the wise person steady like an arrow maker straightening an arrow?
Whose faults should the sage examine in Chapter 4?
What does Chapter 5 recommend instead of foolish company?
How should people respond to wise guides who correct their faults?
What makes the path of people who perceive emptiness difficult to understand?
Which victory does Chapter 8 rank highest?
What do drops filling a pot illustrate in Chapter 9?
Why does Chapter 10 urge people to avoid killing?
What endures despite the decay of bodies and royal chariots?
What should a person do before teaching others?
What do the bubble and mirage help people recognize in Chapter 13?
Which refuge does Chapter 14 distinguish from unreliable shelters?
What brings peace in Chapter 15?
What does attachment produce in Chapter 16?
What does Chapter 16 compare to relatives welcoming someone home?
What defines genuine self-control in Chapter 17?
What does Chapter 18 identify as the greatest stain?
What does justice require in Chapter 19?
What warning does Chapter 19 give the Bhikshu?
How does Chapter 20 describe the relationship between teachers and personal effort?
What choice does Chapter 21 favor?
What does wrongly practiced asceticism resemble in Chapter 22?
What does the elephant enduring arrows model in Chapter 23?
What must happen to desire in Chapter 24?
What binds people more strongly than physical restraints in Chapter 24?
How should a Bhikshu respond to whatever they receive?
What establishes a true Brahmana in Chapter 26?
