Visuddhimagga - Path of Purification 8

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03:39 Sadhu
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04:51 Explanation
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06:36 Paragraph 79
09:20 Paragraph 82
10:31 Explanation
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11:57 Q: What does "D I 9" mean?
12:21 Why is it wrong if the Bhikkhu gives his food away to children as described in §82?
Monks cooking
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17:35 Paragraph 85
19:21 Explanation
21:33 Q: What does smartening mean here?
22:17 Q: Does reflecting wisely also mean to reflect with metta and be very grateful for your food?
25:34 Q: Do you, as a monk, have to make use of everything that is offered to you?
26:18 Q: About the purification of the use of requisites using metta
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34:23 Q: What does this piṇdapāta “lump-dropping” would mean, you're not aiming for good food, or healthy food?
34:54 Q: I never heard alms round being called piṇḍolya. Can you explain it?
35:38 Q: Asking someone for food when they wish to discard it is hinting - right?
38:29 Q: Could you knock on people's doors on alms rounds?
40:12 Q: Is it useful for a layperson to learn the Bhikkhus rules?
41:52 Q: Do the monks from the monastery where you are living go on alms rounds?
44:05 Q: Do monks go on alms rounds in groups?
45:00 Bhante talking about the merit of getting more food than you need
48:09 Q: About the dilemma of the alms giver: If a line of monks comes, to whom do you offer the food?
50:45 Q: Is giving food a direct cause for receiving alms?
54:05 Q: If a monk dies, what will happen to the body? Do they burry it or burn it?
55:11 Q: Who would cremate the monks body, the community of monks, the monastery, or their own family?
55:46 Bhante talks about meditators