Wise Attention to the Feeling, Right View, Right Effort (Part 2/2) | Martin Z

In this video, Dhammarato continues the topic of Sotapanna with Martin. He shares what's right view and right effort and encouraged Martin to adopt a  process-orientated view instead of event-orientated view.

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00:00 Martin explained his rationale of wanted to know what's Sotapanna and hope the knowledge could change the way the mind works 
06:00 Analogy of loading OS to disk (warning: some jargon from computer science)
10:00 Dhammarato continues sharing his perspective on Sotapanna
11:30 wise attention to four noble truths as they come up
15:30 trying to fill the hole of emptiness cause suffering
22:00 Striving is not right effort. "How can you struggle to be happy?"
32:30 "Wanting enlightenment is suffering"
42:30 Think of labels as mile markers other than goals.
 57:10 Smile and enjoy your meditation. Keep watching.