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Buddhist Tales For Young & Old

  1. Interpreters Introduction
  2. From the Storyteller to the Reader
  3. Demons in the Desert [The Correct Way of Thinking]
  4. Finding a New Spring [Perseverance]
  5. The Golden Plate [Greed and Honesty]
  6. The Mouse Merchant [Diligence and Gratitude]
  7. The Price Maker [Foolishness]
  8. Prince Goodspeaker and the Water Demon [Chapter 1. Rebirth of the Bodhisatta]
  9. Prince Goodspeaker and the Water Demon [Chapter 2. The Teaching of the Gods]
  10. Little Prince No-father [The Power of Truth]
  11. The One-hundredth Prince [Obedience to a Wise Teacher]
  12. The King With One Grey Hair [Ordination]
  13. The Happy Monk [Joys of the Spiritual Life]
  14. Beauty and Grey [A Wise Leader]
  15. King Banyan Deer [Chapter 1. Compassion]
  16. King Banyan Deer [Chapter 2. Teaching]
  17. Mountain Buck and Village Doe [Infatuation]
  18. The Wind-deer and the Honey-grass [The Craving for Taste]
  19. The Fawn Who Played Hooky [Truancy]
  20. The Fawn Who Played Dead [Attendance]
  21. The Wind and the Moon [Friendship]
  22. The Goat Who Saved the Priest [Ignorance]
  23. The God in the Banyan Tree [A Bad Promise]
  24. The Monkey King and the Water Demon [Attentiveness]
  25. The Tree That Acted Like a Hunter [Impatience]
  26. The Dog King Silver [Justice]
  27. The Great Horse Knowing-one [Courage]
  28. Dirty Bath Water [Cleanliness]
  29. Ladyface [Association]
  30. Best Friends [The Power of Friendship]
  31. The Bull Called Delightful [All Deserve Respect]
  32. Grandmas Blackie [Loving-kindness]
  33. Big Red, Little Red and No-squeal
  34. The Heaven of 33 [Chapter 1. Co-operation]
  35. The Heaven of 33 [Chapter 2. Compassion]
  36. The Heaven of 33 [Chapter 3. Merit]
  37. The Dancing Peacock [Pride and Modesty]
  38. The Quail King and the Hunter [Unity]
  39. The Fortunate Fish [Desire]
  40. The Baby Quail Who Could Not Fly Away [The Power of Truth, Wholesomeness and Compassion]
  41. Wise Birds and Foolish Birds [Good Advice]
  42. The Birth of a Banyan Tree [Respect for Elders]
  43. The Crane and the Crab [Trickery]
  44. Buried Treasure [The Arrogance of Power]
  45. The Silent Buddha [Generosity]
  46. The Curse of Mittavinda [Chapter 1. Jealousy]
  47. The Curse of Mittavinda [Chapter 2. Greed]
  48. The Curse of Mittavinda [Chapter 3. Pleasure]
  49. The Pigeon and the Crow [The Danger of Greed]
  50. Bamboos Father [Wasted Advice]
  51. Two Stupid Children [Foolishness]
  52. Watering the Garden [Foolishness]
  53. Salty Liquor [Foolishness]
  54. The Magic Priest and the Kidnapper Gang [Power and Greed]
  55. The Groom Who Lost His Bride to the Stars[Astrology]
  56. The Prince Who Had a Plan [The Power of Superstition]
  57. King Goodness the Great (Perseverance)
  58. Rebirth of the Bodhisatta (Chapter 1.)
  59. Gaining Power (Chapter 2.)
  60. A Gang of Drunkards (Sobriety)
  61. The Whatnot Tree (Prudence)
  62. Prince Five-Weapons and Sticky-Hair (The Diamond Weapon)
  63. A Huge Lump of Gold (Moderation)
  64. Mr Monkey and Sir Crocodile (Good Manners)
  65. A Prince of Monkeys (Carefulness)
  66. Two Ways of Beating a Drum (Excess)
  67. Two Mothers (Renunciation)
  68. The Priest Who Gambled With a Life (Misguided Morality)
  69. The Wicked Lady and the Buttermilk Wise Man (Seduction)
  70. Country Man and City Wife (Adultery)
  71. The Wisdom of Queen Tenderhearted (Lust)
  72. A Wife and Mother Who Was a Sister First (An Intelligent Woman)
  73. The Strong-minded Snake (Determination)
  74. The Shovel Wise Man (Renunciation)
  75. The Green Wood Gatherer (Laziness)
  76. The Elephant King Goodness (Generosity and Ingratitude)
  77. Four on a Log (Gratitude)
  78. New Homes for the Tree Spirits (Wise Advice)
  79. The Fish Who Worked a Miracle (The Power of Truthfulness)
  80. The Meditating Security Guard (Fearlessness)
  81. The 16 Frightening Dreams (Chapter 1.)
  82. Roaring Bulls With No Fight (Chapter 2.)
  83. The Frightening Sound of Munch, Munch, Munch. (Chap. 3.)
  84. Teaching (Chapter 4)
  85. Illisa the Cheap (Miserliness)
  86. A Motherless Son (Betrayal)
  87. Fear Maker and Little Archer (Self-deception)
  88. Forest Monks in a Kings Pleasure Garden (Pupils Without a Teacher)
  89. The Curse of Mittavinda (Chapter 1. Jealousy)
  90. The Curse of Mittavinda (Chapter 2. Greed)
  91. The Curse of Mittavinda (Chapter 3. Pleasure)
  92. A Hero Named Jinx (Friendship)
  93. A Question From a Seven-year-old (Six Worthy Ways)
  94. A Lesson From a Snake (The Value of Goodness)
  95. A Priest Who Worshipped Luck (Superstition)
  96. The Bull Called Delightful (All Deserve Respect)
  97. The Phoney Holy Man (Hypocrisy)
  98. One Way Hospitality (Ingratitude)
  99. Poison Dice (Deception)
  100. The Mystery of the Missing Necklace (Chap 1. One Crime Leads to Another)
  101. The Mystery of the Missing Necklace (Chap 2. The Mystery is Solved)
  102. The Careless Lion (Cirumspection)
  103. The Holy Man Who Tried To Be Too Holy (Extremism)
  104. Clear-sighted the Great, King of the World (Impermanence)
  105. The Prince and the She-devils (Chap. 1. Five Meals in the Forest)
  106. A Feast in the Palace (Chapter 2.)
  107. A Man Named Bad (Self Acceptance)
  108. A Man Named Wise (Cheating)
  109. Achieving Nothing (No Thing)
  110. A Mothers Wise Advice (Non-violence)
開佛知見,示佛知見,使悟佛知見,入佛知見也。