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Khema Sutta

1. Khema Sutta.– An account of the visit paid to the Buddha at Jetavana by the devaputta Khema and the verses uttered by Khema on that occasion. S.i.57.

2. Khema Sutta.– The Buddha teaches peace and the path thereto. S.iv.371.

3. Khema Sutta.– Two monks, Khema and Sumana, living at Andhavana near Sāvatthi, visited the Buddha. Khema stated before the Buddha that, when a monk has attained Arahantship, the thought does not arise in him that he is inferior to anyone or that he has his equal. Having spoken thus, Khema took leave of the Buddha and departed; Sumana did likewise. When they were gone the Buddha said to the monks that, by their statement, Khema and Sumana had declared their Arahantship. A.iii.358 f.

4. Khema Sutta.–  Udāyī approaches Ānanda and questions him on what is meant by peace (khema).

Ānanda explains that peace means the absorptions (jhāna) and the cessation of perception and feeling (nibbāna). A.iv.455.

See also Khemā Sutta. S.iv.374.