u/dhammasaurusRex

Hi. Can I get the discourse on Sila, Samadhi, Panna ? I can't seem to find it.

Is desire somehow connected with aversion ? So for example, when we are met with an object; we oppose it, we are averse to it; But in order for that aversion to arise, we had to want things to be different than what they actually are.

What types of experience classify as neither painful nor pleasant ?

How does this differ from pleasant or unpleasant feeling ?

Edit: THANK YOU !!!

How important is meditation to become liberated ? I know that developing samadhi is important, but can't we naturally develop it by being present, and then the mind naturally turns to the 3 doors and so on ?

Basically, I'm not so sure how important intentional practice actually is.

Say you have a sakadagami. Is it possible to get rid of restlessness 'before' getting rid of sensual desire or ill will ?

Hello. I was thinking about the quote that the Buddha had lost anxiety, fear, depression, etc due to meditation. Is that a fake Buddha quote ?