That which hasn't been before
A. Sujin: Is there you now? Lukas: Yes A. Sujin: See, not enough considering. What is you, if there is you. Lukas: It's true what ...
2020
Life is this moment
Lukas: My question to Tan Ajahn is my lack of motivation or interest in understanding Dhamma even though sometimes I feel I do have some ...
Death after seeing
A. Sujin: You are talking about bhavanga citta, the object of bhavanga citta, right? But there are so many realities that cannot be known...
The world goes very very fast
Maeve: Ajahn, while you are speaking you are teaching us the truth of the Dhamma, but even in in the short time of listening so many othe...
Compassion can be known when it's there
Maeve: May ask you a question about the Buddha's compassion, because I found myself thinking about how the Buddha hesitated to teach ...
Sense door or mind door now?
Azita: I have a comment, many more mind door processes than sense door processes, could you talk a little about that please, that's a...
No one who makes it arise: it's there now
Betty: Tan Ajahn, would you say that the... I guess you're going to call it the cure for the problem, is that we need to listen more ...
Talking about that which is there
Azita: What’s a good way of introducing a small child to the Dhamma? A. Sujin: Just talk about reality, that which is true, for example:...
Now all four nāma khandhas arise to listen to the words and understand that moment
Vincent: Sawadee kap, Ajahn, did you hear the discussion, or would you like to say something? A. Sujin: About what? So many words, so w...
It's I from the beginning which no one knows when it was
Azita: Ajahn, you spoke about the āsavas, the four āsavas so kamāsava it would appear to arises more often than any of the other three co...
The patience not to be me is more difficult
Sarah: I have a comment and a question the comment is yes we usually think of patience in terms of situation waiting patiently for one’s ...
When it’s so very difficult to understand one can understand viriya and khanti
Azita: Ajahn, I have a question regarding everyday patience and khanti parami, what is the difference, if any? A. Sujin: Between khanti ...
Kathā vatthu, a moment of wanting is just like dreaming of that
A. Sujin: We’ve talked about kathā vatthu, and kathā vatthu is the subject or object about having no attachment, no lobha at all, from s...
How much understanding of daily life as not-me now?
[A. Sujin] Maeve's question about how can one know how much development of right understanding is there, I think that we don't...