The Aṅguttara Nikāya arranges suttas in numbered lists, from ones to elevens. It is ideal for quick, structured reminders you can apply immediately, especially around habits, ethics, mental states, and practical training steps.
Use this collection when you want concise teachings that translate well into simple daily practice.
AN 4.62 lists four kinds of happiness for a householder: wealth, enjoyment, debt-free, and blamelessness. A practical “before you say yes” check for work and money decisions, so you can pursue goals without compromising what you can live with.
Some work helps. Some work harms.
AN 5.177 is unusually direct about that, and it raises a harder question: what does your work actually put into the world?
You can care about each other and still feel slightly out of sync.
Small moments don’t quite land. Conversations miss. Decisions pull in different directions.
AN 4.55 shows why shared direction matters, and what it means to actually live in tune.