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...
Transcripts of Dhamma discussions in English with Thai Abhidhamma Teacher Than Ajahn Sujin Boriharnwanaket (b. 1927) sharing her precious reflections and considerations on the Buddha's deep Teachings as recorded in the Pali Tipitaka.
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...
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...
Azita: Ajahn, I have a question regarding everyday patience and khanti parami, what is the difference, if any? A. Sujin: Between khanti ...
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...
[A. Sujin] Maeve's question about how can one know how much development of right understanding is there, I think that we don't...
Transcript from 2014-5-26-pm.mp3 (57m) by Chanti, edited by Alberto. [Q.] Ajahn, can you please explain about the process of cittas experi...
(Transcript by Chanti, edited by Alberto) [Ann] The question was, when one's killed one dies, I guess it's the cuti citta.....