AN 5.41 - 5.50 With King Munda

AN 5.41 The legitimate purposes of wealth.<br> AN 5.42 A good person brings many blessings to their family.<br> AN 5.43 You don’t get good things by praying for them, but by how you live.<br> AN 5.44 If you give the best, you get the best.<br> AN 5.45 When offerings are used for deep meditation, the merit multiplies enormously.<br> AN 5.46 Kinds of spiritual success, in brief.<br> AN 5.47 Kinds of spiritual wealth, in detail.<br> AN 5.48 A wise person reflects on their nature, so they do not suffer when struck by loss.<br> AN 5.49 When King Pasenadi learns of the death of his beloved Queen Mallikā, the Buddha consoles him.<br> AN 5.50 Depressed by the death of Queen Bhaddā, King Muṇḍa of Rājagaha neglects his duties, and broods by the side of his beloved’s corpse. Venerable Nārada eases his grief.