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Live from Birken: Dhamma Q&A with Ajahn Sona (06.11.2023) 

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Join us on Sunday as Ajahn Sona answers Dhamma questions from listeners around the world. Questions may be submitted during the live chat (opens ~3:00pm day of stream) or in advance, here: bit.ly/LivestreamQnA
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Index of Questions:
JHANA & THE SOTAPANNA: I saw your video on the Stages of Enlightenment and I left with an idea that Sotapatti does not require Jhana to achieve it because only fetters of View are broken. On the contrary, Ajahn Brahmali in a talk said that Jhana is required for Sotapatti, and Sotapannas can easily enter Jhanas. What are your thoughts?
A STORY: Please Ajahn, will you tell us a story?
LISTENING TO DHAMMA: Is it unhealthy for the mind if one listens to too many Dhamma talks? I listen to about 3 hours of your talks everyday.
THE NEED TO BE RIGHT: Do you have any guidance on how one can let go of the need to be right? I've realized that I have trained myself to have a hypercritical mindset over the years, and it makes it impossible to get out of the old, unbeneficial habits.
WORRY: How does one deal with worry? Can it be described as over-preparing emotionally to face negative outcomes? Are some people born to worry & others less so? How can “incessant worriers”, find strength of mind?
INFORMATION OVERLOAD: Im having difficulty balancing the seemingly endless amount of information in Buddhism to the reality of present moment practice. It seems impossible to remember all of these lists and concepts and ​apply them in real time. Ajahn Sumedho has a talk titled “right effort is no effort”.I know this is slightly in jest, but but I find the mid point between trying to hard and not enough to ​be challenging, and frequently I find trying to “do” Buddhism ”correctly” feels unattainable and overly idealistic. Any advice?
DEFILEMENTS: What’s the relationship between dosa/lobha and kamacchanda/byāpāda, and why aren’t dosa/lobha used as words for the hindrances? Is it because dosa/lobha are described as underlying characteristics, similar to the fetters?
SOCIAL JUSTICE: I would like to know Buddha's thoughts on social justice. If someone has wronged the other, is it important to seek justice in courts or s/he should let it go according to law of nature and karma?
CONSCIOUSNESS: Will you please say a little about if we are our perceiving consciousness? We're not our thoughts, but are we the consciousness witnessing them?
MEDITATION PRACTICE: I’m struggling in the summer to practice. There’s something very activating about long days and sunlight. In the rainy winter, I was much more able to be mindful and meditate deeply…Is this normal or is there something I can do to regain my practice.

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