For 10 points, identify this portion of the Tripitaka that titles one of the sections of The Waste Land and extols its addressees to recognize that "all is burning."
This text advocates knowledge of how vedana proceeds from two groups of six senses, and it follows a discourse about separating the body and mind from the true conjecture of the self delivered to a group of five followers that included Kaundinya. This entry in the Vinaya discusses passion and delusion and it was originally delivered to a group of agnihotra monks that practiced religious rites worshipping the title entity.  The third entry in a series of discourses which began with a discussion of the Middle Way and the Four Noble Truths, this text submits that recognition and intellectual detachment can disentangle one from the suffering caused by sense and feeling, which are personified by the titular elemental force.  For 10 points, identify this portion of the Tripitaka that titles one of the sections of The Waste Land and extols its addressees to recognize that "all is burning."
This text advocates knowledge of how vedana proceeds from two groups of six senses, and it follows a discourse about separating the body and mind from the true conjecture of the self delivered to a group of five followers that included Kaundinya.
Fire Sermon or Aditta Sutta