DO series will premier on Dhammanet on Sundays starting from today.
This series consists of 10 videos.
See link below.
Enjoy!
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Thanks for getting this done, Deepika! 
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Anjali Bhante @sujato and Ajahn @Brahmali
Thank you so much for the in depth teachings.
I finished listening to the whole course yesterday.
It was very helpful, especially the explanation of each causal factor.
Thanks to everyone who made the teachings available online. Taking it week by week helped with absorbing the information.
With much appreciation and metta,
Suvijjana Bhikkhuni
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Greetings Bhante Sujato! I am enjoying the DO lectures you conducted recently with Bhante Bramali. Regarding the six animals and the crocodile, Iād like to propose the reason why the crocodile might be apt for hearing is that one of the sounds that it makes is a hissing sound like sussā¦sussā¦suss, often when coming and going from the water or in the water. Related to this and as you say āsusÅ«satiā in Pali is hearing, this word sounds like the crocodileās sussā¦suss soundā¦listen at 24 seconds into the clipā¦Crocodile Sounds and Pictures for Teaching ~ Learn the Sound a Crocodile Makes - YouTube. Blessing and Appreciation!
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Oh wow, thatās really interesting, thanks! I hadnāt even thought of that, but yes, animal names in Pali can sometimes be onomatopoeic; crow is kÄka, for example.
That crocodile does sound creepy. The sss ā sss sounds like it is ssslipping through the ssstream sssneaking up on you ā¦
Meanwhile, hereās a bear enjoying the view.
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