The Mangala Sutta (Khuddakapatha 5): the Buddha answers a deva's question on the highest blessings with thirty-eight ethical and spiritual qualities.
The Ratana Sutta (Khp 6, Sn 2.1): the Buddha's protective discourse on the Three Jewels, taught at Vesali in a time of plague and fear.
A Buddhist protective verse from Majjhima Nikaya 86, in which the arahant Aṅgulimāla wishes safety to a mother in labour and her child.
Eight Pali verses recalling the Buddha's victories over Mara, Alavaka, the elephant Nalagiri, Angulimala and others, chanted as a protective paritta.