Viññāṇasutta untranslated

Viññāṇasutta 01. In him who contemplates the enjoyment of all that makes for enfettering, there comes descent of consciousness. Name and form is conditioned by consciousness, sense by name and form, contact by sense, etc. SN.ii.91.

Viññāṇasutta 02. One of the Suttas taught by the Buddha to Rāhula. Consciousness is fleeting. SN.ii.246.

Viññāṇasutta 03. Eye-consciousness is impermanent, changeable, likewise ear-consciousness, etc. SN.iii.226.

Viññāṇasutta 04. The arising of eye-consciousness and of the other factors this is the appearing of decay and death. Their ceasing is the end of decay and death. SN.iii.229.

Viññāṇasutta 05. The desire and lust that is in eye-consciousness is a corruption of the heart; likewise that which is ear-consciousness, etc. SN.iii.232.

Viññāṇasutta 06. Moggallāna says that, when he entered into and abode in the realm of infinite consciousness, the Buddha appeared before him and warned him not to be remiss. Then he passed beyond it. SN.iv.266.