A Problem in Need of an Answer Through many of Yuttadhammo's videos and accesstoinsight, I have learned a vast amount of knowledge on the Buddha's teachings. But I feel like I am causing myself problems.


  1) I keep on questioning everything I learn in the Dhamma &amp; expanding
  on my questions through my answers and so on, how can I stop this from
  happening? How can I limit my questions or is there anything taught by
  the Buddha or in Yuttadhammo's tradition to help me?
  
  2) As I have learned a lot (but definitely not all) from the Buddha's
  Dhamma, I keep on wanting to write down all that I learn but to keep
  it for myself on remembering the teaching, and I keep on writing long
  essays then rewriting and editing and adding and shrinking and adding
  and so on. I continue to do so and I feel like this is a problem, how
  can I cope with only knowing the teaching in my head than writing it
  all I learn down or is this not really a problem?


Please help!   Metta
You probably know, you have to practice. 
  You haven't watched Bhante Yuttadhammo's videos on how to meditate? Bhante Yuttadhammo is always talking about how it takes moment by moment experiencial practice to understand the enefable Dhamma.
  We can't read about insights into our own personal habits and beliefs that are below the surface of consciousness,  we have to witness them. 


  Here are some specific Yuttadhammo Bhikkhu videos concerning this issue:
  
  Intellectual Knowledge of  Insight Knowledge 
  https://youtu.be/_qw0qRro2es
  
  Intelligence, Wisdom, and Stupidity
  https://youtu.be/gBTOOI1bk-o
  
  Overdosing on Study
  https://youtu.be/SfG1Dk6yUKE
  
  Study of the Dhamma Vs. Practice
  https://youtu.be/T2CodNAHzf0
  
  Conceptual Truth vs. Ultimate Truth
  https://youtu.be/jg48H8VtN9E
  
  Why Practice Meditation
  https://youtu.be/0rbspa_39EY
  
  Basics of Vipassana 
  https://youtu.be/YmcE3TlCDYE
  
  One Who Lives By The Dhamma
  https://youtu.be/aVWCyaAmgSc
  
  How I Became a Buddhist Monk
  https://youtu.be/5PajaN34xK8