Vesak Day Celebration - Dhamma Talk Q&A Session | Ajahn Brahm | 7 May 2017

[@thiagosouza2737]

From Brazil, in these hard times we Brazilians are going through, I would like to thank you all from the Sangha, specially Ajhan Brahm, for the guidance. May mine be one more testimony of the truth of the verses which call The Budha, The Dhamma and The Sangha as precious jewels, for they help us all to walk the good path. May all be well, may all be happy!

[@RamonMORALESCASTEL]

Thanks to the Bhantes. Most gratitude from Venezuela.

[@btardpornherp]

Great talk!

[@nedfrazee4357]

Sadu Sadu Sadu 🙏

[@wolf51gaby48]

What a wonderful stream - thank you very much :) ... could not see it live cause it was so early here - Fridays are easier :) ... too bad I missed it , but maybe next time :) Sadhu , Sadhu , Saaaadhu :D

[@esankie]

There were some issues with the audio. Otherwise great speech as usual. Thank you!

[@maxwellcooper2]

Beautiful. The audio got a bit choppy for a few brief moments, as some noted, but otherwise this was awesome. Thank you for sharing these things with all of us~

[@ruwaninisan3886]

I like what the Parliment lady said after 01.00hrs.

[@ceruleandusk]

The audio is cutting in the latest talks but beautiful talk nonetheless thanks for sharing :)

[@andynumber5346]

Really couldn't catch what ajahn was trying to say due to the bad connection when recording.

[@tonyran8861]

Namassakan

[@Miserableplace]

The guy on Ajahn Brahm's right. Is his name Ajahn Meeto? Is he still there? He seemed very uncomfortable and struggled with answering the questions.

[@jamessuckling2599]

Please fix audio. Otherwise great!

[@ruwaninisan3886]

"Ajahn Brahm calls and says, "I got stressed" hehe

[@ruwaninisan3886]

Catholics are searching for as well. Wow

[@robertw2930]

oH i THOUGHT iT WAS dHARMA IT dHAMMA i SEE NOW

[@PossessWithin]

I think both are right :)

[@maxwellcooper2]

I believe Dharma is the Sanskrit rendering (which has been carried on in many traditions/translations etc.), whereas Dhamma is the Pali rendering (which is carried on especially in many Theravada and South-east Asian traditions, as far as I can understand). Both are correct. : )

[@PossessWithin]

thanks for the information!