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Nibbidā Sutta

1. Nibbidā Sutta.– The seven factors of enlightenment (bojjhaṅga), if cultivated, lead to revulsion, calm, and nibbāna. S.v.82.

2. Nibbidā Sutta.– The same as above but with the four bases of success (iddhipāda). S.v.255.

3. Nibbidā Sutta.– Five things, the perception of which leads to revulsion: foulness of the body, cloying of food, distaste of the world, impermanence in all things and the thought of death. A.iii.83.

4. Nibbidā Sutta.– Calling to mind the Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Saṅgha, etc., conduces to revulsion and to nibbāna. A.i.30.