user295: I am looking Thayodhamma Sutta but could not find it based on the following searchers: accesstoinsight.org search on Google, suttacentral.net search on Google. But references do turn up in a general Google search.
Is it possible to give the Alternative titles of the Sutta, Sutta reference number and link to the Sutta or subsections in which appear in?
I think this Sutta maybe know by a different title on some of these sites which is why it is not found.

user8044: Thayodhamma sutta (Abandon three things at a time).  The Discourse on the Three Things (Regarding Incapability)
To abandon…  1. Birth;  2. Old age;  3. Death
You have to abandon…   1. Greed (passion);  2. Hatred;  3. Delusion
To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Personality view;   2. Doubt;   3. Rituals and observances.
To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Drowsiness of the mind;   2. Following the wrong path;   3. Unwise attention
To abandon the above three you have to abandon…   1. Unmindfulness (wrong mindfulness);   2. Unawareness;   3. Mental distraction.
To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Dislike to see the noble ones;   2. Dislike to hear the noble teachings;   3. Fault-finding mind;   
To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Conceit;  2. Unrestraint;   3. Immorality
To abandon the above three you have to abandon….  1. Lack of confidence;  2. Dislike to listen to others;   3. Laziness
To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Unfriendliness;  2. Disobedience;   3. Bad Friends (Asathpurisa Sevanaya)
To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Shamelessness;   2. Fearlessness;   3. Non-diligence.
A Sotāpanna (Pali) or "He who entered(āpanna) the stream(sota)." ‘stream” is a metaphor for the third of the Four Noble Truths, Noble Eightfold Path. A stream which rigidly flows will not stop until it enters the sea. A Sotapanna has completely entered in to the Eight fold Noble Dhamma Path(Has gained the first magga-phala). So he will surely achieve Arhathood within seven births that are born in human and heavenly happy realms and his spiritual development will not descend.
Attainment
Sotapanna is a person who has eliminated the first three bondages (sanyojanas) from the mind.
Those are,

Strong ego or Personality view(sakkaya dhitti)
Doubt(Wichikiccha)
Wrong rituals and observances/ Superstitions(Seelabbatha paramasa)

Thayodhamma sutta(Abandon three things at a time) explains the skills that should be developed to achieve this supreme task.

295: <p>I am looking Thayodhamma Sutta but could not find it based on the following searchers: accesstoinsight.org <a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=Thayodhamma%20Sutta%20site%3Aaccesstoinsight.org" rel="nofollow noreferrer">search on Google</a>, suttacentral.net <a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=Thayodhamma+Sutta+site:suttacentral.net" rel="nofollow noreferrer">search on Google</a>. But references do turn up in a <a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=Thayodhamma%20Sutta" rel="nofollow noreferrer">general Google search</a>.</p>

<p>Is it possible to give the Alternative titles of the Sutta, Sutta reference number and link to the Sutta or subsections in which appear in?</p>

<p>I think this Sutta maybe know by a different title on some of these sites which is why it is not found.</p>
 8044: <p>Thayodhamma sutta (Abandon three things at a time).  <a href="http://www.themindingcentre.org/dharmafarer/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/2.4-Abhabba-Tayodhamma-S-a10.76-piya_bk1.pdf" rel="nofollow noreferrer">The Discourse on the Three Things (Regarding Incapability)</a></p>

<p>To abandon…  1. Birth;  2. Old age;  3. Death</p>

<p>You have to abandon…   1. Greed (passion);  2. Hatred;  3. Delusion</p>

<p>To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Personality view;   2. Doubt;   3. Rituals and observances.</p>

<p>To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Drowsiness of the mind;   2. Following the wrong path;   3. Unwise attention</p>

<p>To abandon the above three you have to abandon…   1. Unmindfulness (wrong mindfulness);   2. Unawareness;   3. Mental distraction.</p>

<p>To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Dislike to see the noble ones;   2. Dislike to hear the noble teachings;   3. Fault-finding mind;   </p>

<p>To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Conceit;  2. Unrestraint;   3. Immorality</p>

<p>To abandon the above three you have to abandon….  1. Lack of confidence;  2. Dislike to listen to others;   3. Laziness</p>

<p>To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Unfriendliness;  2. Disobedience;   3. Bad Friends (Asathpurisa Sevanaya)</p>

<p>To abandon the above three you have to abandon…  1. Shamelessness;   2. Fearlessness;   3. Non-diligence.</p>

<p>A Sotāpanna (Pali) or "He who entered(āpanna) the stream(sota)." ‘stream” is a metaphor for the third of the Four Noble Truths, Noble Eightfold Path. A stream which rigidly flows will not stop until it enters the sea. A Sotapanna has completely entered in to the Eight fold Noble Dhamma Path(Has gained the first magga-phala). So he will surely achieve Arhathood within seven births that are born in human and heavenly happy realms and his spiritual development will not descend.</p>

<p>Attainment</p>

<p>Sotapanna is a person who has eliminated the first three bondages (sanyojanas) from the mind.</p>

<p>Those are,</p>

<ol>
<li>Strong ego or Personality view(sakkaya dhitti)</li>
<li>Doubt(Wichikiccha)</li>
<li>Wrong rituals and observances/ Superstitions(Seelabbatha paramasa)</li>
</ol>

<p>Thayodhamma sutta(Abandon three things at a time) explains the skills that should be developed to achieve this supreme task.</p>
