Four Ways of Letting Go | Ajahn Brahm | 09-04-2010

[@DoctorTristanPeh]

Here is Nov 2023….. it’s always very refreshing to hear from Ajahn Brahm about letting go. Profound wisdom. Thank you. ❤

[@noellebooth9387]

A little late to the party. This has changed my life. Thank you. I can finally move on after 56 years of creating my own pain.

[@derangedrebel3898]

Did it work?

[@tinthaung7118]

Practice practice practice. It’ll work as if you are peeling an onion…n throw them away into the trash can…..let it go piece by piece….... at the end there will be no onion left. Free of the negative load of complaining mind……..🙏🏻….❤️

[@markironside9818]

Where are you from if you dont mind me asking

[@ankushborkar4741]

Never too late

[@1412-n2n]

Good for you😘💕🌈💥💓🌅💝😁😘👍😃💕🌈

[@fool1124]

4 ways of letting go: throw it away, be content expect nothing in return having a teflon mind so simple and so hard to do. most valuable speech i have heard. thank you!

[@Karri.E]

"Expect nothing, but be ready for anything." "Ask for what you want, but don't demand it. Accept whatever happens--for now. Turn up your love, even if don't what you want." AA stinking thinking: "I'll show you! I'm going to hurt myself." Resentments only hurt those who hold on them.

[@meltingpotmeme6181]

Being vague is of no use. Give examples. Like Leggo my eggo? Let go of relationships or drugs, sense of self?

[@meltingpotmeme6181]

Let go of my attachment for a minute, but ill reach for it again as sure day turns to night.

[@VeritableVagabond]

@@meltingpotmeme6181 Practice!

[@janeyd5280]

when I got married and had 2 kids. I expected to stay in love and have the kids dad in their and my life. unfortunately I had to change as he was violent. so I had to let him go by divorce. he decided not to be a dad to his kids to spite me. I married a psychopath. is it so wrong to expect my ex to be a father to his children. but why get married if you are not expecting to stay married. I don't understand. but I realise my kids were better off without their dad but try explaining that to young childrenx

[@sukanyabose2631]

"It is only heavy, when you hold it. When you let go, there is now weight at all." So simple and profound. Thank you.

[@kimberlygarcea]

I am so bless that I came across this video. I am not a buddhist but I am so greatful to you. My husband left my for our family doctor of all people...I have been full of hatered and hurt. Listening and really hearing your words has made me let go... i totally just let go. I am greatful that I have no illness in my life but I have been a prisoner to my hate. Words cannot express how your words have inspired me. Thank you. Much love Kimberly

[@janeyd5280]

dear Kimberly I have spent 48 years hating my ex husband. then last 2 years hating his 3rd wife as apparently she was there since my 45 yr old son was 3.. and she told him that. it is difficult to let go of anger I was 15 when we met he was 20. he was mine and father to my kids. you don't know how bad it feels to see him with someone else. so I need to find Ajahns speach on letting go of anger. There have been more angers where I wanted people dead. I have lived my life in anger and now want to let it go.x

[@AkmaWel]

im muslim but really like buddhism teachings as it is very logical and useful one.

[@jeremynortham9156]

Yes, it's a TRUE religion of peace.

[@jeremynortham9156]

@THE TITIPONG 9 Mohammed was a rapist. Buddhism wasn't created by a gang of murderers. Do you see the difference?

[@nedimehuseyin6769]

Im muslim i love meditation i find peace i have a meditation room with my watter fountain buda and my candles if it feels peaceful wye not and i love the power of the universe 💖

[@depthart1]

N

[@virgobro2025]

All paths lead to the same thing. Got that? You creating the separation between 'religions' are just paths.

[@courtneyhayes14]

I am just starting to learn more about buddhism and all of his talks are so lovely. I watch these at school and before bed it's so inspiring. What a lovely person he is. Imagine a world where everyone thought this way… xo

[@javiervillamar7856]

Yes

[@markbrad123]

Recommend: Mindah Lee YT channel.

[@maris.2091]

[@duckqueak]

I do the same!

[@Semnyi]

Courtney Hayes One of the best introductions to Buddhist literature and meditation is Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki

[@jodiparry111]

This changed my life a few years ago. I believe it was the beginning of my awakening. I have come so far since I watched this. I am truly grateful for it. I thankyou.

[@PhuongNguyen-ji8rj]

It's amazing that you have become a much stronger person. Congratulations!

[@monotheist..]

hello brother we muslim meet ramadhan this month i hope god bless the world to become more peaceful place and help those who suffer, i just want to tell some information and fact about quran and bible the quran multiple times correcting the bible in many cases first in exodus the bible stated people in exodus could be 2 or 3 million historian put some estimation that in acient egypp the population could be around 5 million , so the exodus to be that many is impossible not just that based on scholars observation there would be a problem with logistic and the line up of people be way too long and the collapse of egyptian economy also pharaoh chase the jew only with 600 chariots all christian channel and scholars taht regard this issue seriously excuses taht its only thousand not million because the word eleph in 600 eleph doesnt mean thousand but clan so instead 600 eleph as thousand plus woman and childern they make it clan to fit the historical result and proof but the census that moses did resulting in 600 thousand shekels stuff, that when you read the narrative the result of the tax only compatible wehn the israelite is above million so its true that bible said its up to million It is the silver that is directly connected with the census of Num 1:1-46. The fact that 100 talents plus 1,775 shekels exactly equals 603,550 bekas utterly refutes those who try to make "eleph" mean clans, not the number 1000. but the quran said its only small number and the bible said the ruler in joseph time called pharaoh but its anachronistic because the term pharaoh only used in new kingdom not previous period of egypt the quran stated that the ruler in joseph time didnt called as pharaoh the quran simply stated it as king the quran also know the name moses means newborn and the pharaoh family member name him egyptian name unlike bible narrative that stated the pharaoh famili member who pick up moses uttering hebrew word to name moses and the quran is preserved orally by memorization also have fixed text unlike new testament that written in greek and can be pharaphrased if scholars said 99% of new tetsament is only inspelling differeneces , then quran is really better than the new testament they didnt uttilize the same scribal technic like this semitic language holy book does whiches you need to always copy it with verbatim and not adding words as interpolation like we found in new testament and old testament and quran is not as bloody as people think in fact the bible is more bloody and severe in killing people as you know when you read the old testament also patriach that depicted in bible as sinner is not like quran Interpolations in the Bible - IS the Bible God's Word? bible interpolation kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4SmdnaInbZ7jZI quranic preservation muslimprophets.com/article.php?aid=37 how can patriavh commit sin? www.jesus-resurrection.info/bible-prophets.html patraich commit sin? unpleasant.ffrf.org/ genocide www.layittoheart.com/septuagint.html septuagint problem sites.google.com/site/errorsinthebible/dss-lxx-vs-mt bible error skepticsannotatedbible.com/contra/topics/about.html contradiction www.lyingforjesus.org/Bible-Contradictions/ rationalwiki.org/wiki/Bible_interpolation interpolation sites.google.com/site/isthebiblegodsword/interpolations-in-the-bible/interpolations-in-the-bible kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5aUnYp3mNKUg7M quran preservation heres the proof no interpolation found in quran amd no need textual criticism like bible does that they need to lift up the variation so you could return to the original so its not the same text throughout the ages without need to return

[@johncillo88]

Nice to hear this! How was your path like?

[@jodiparry111]

@@johncillo88 I'm on a complete roller coaster I have no control over.. 🤦‍♀️ I am sharing it on youtube.. each day is a different world.

[@sachinthaherath4902]

@@jodiparry111 Buddhism is very practical in this sense yeah😌🙌. Making sense of our suffering frees us from suffering more, ironically🤣🤷‍♂️ Glad to hear you've changed your life around. Live in the present and remember: always be mindful!!❤💚

[@SuperErosh]

I born Buddhist country Buddhist family, but never knew we can harness this much wisdom until i listen to Ajahn Brahm.Ajahn Chah

[@AKNSW]

Thats where we got it wrong my friend just because we were born in sri lankan to parents who believed in some aspects of buddhism we dont become buddhists

[@NoobTube4148]

Brahm is doing a great deed by bringing Theravada Buddhism to the modern World. In Sri Lanka and I guess Thailand too, culture is intertwined with Buddhism because both countries have had it for so long. I find that western students of the Thai forest traditions who have gone onto be Ajahn’s are great teachers for this reason. They teach in a different way. But also their forest tradition keeps it very fundamental. Which I think is also good. Because that’s what the Buddha meant for lay people.

[@newfilmtrailer7733]

Because you dont know about Sri Lanka and dont have a value.That is the real thing,because you are following the western science keeping on your ghead and worshipingto it.That is the problem. Another thing is,you want to listen the buddism in English not in sinhala. Because you dont have a value for sinhala.That is only..

[@NoobTube4148]

new film trailer you sound harsh. But what you say is partly true. But what should someone do if they don’t understand Sinhala very well and are horrible at learning new languages and this is no fault of their own, did you decide what kind of situation to be born in? Anyway, the deeper I go into Buddhism I find that learning Pali is the way to do it and knowing Sinhalese helps a lot. Also a key difference in Thai forest tradition I like is that they don’t stress too much on abidhamma which Buddha taught to his mother and other heavenly beings. It can get very complex. I find staying away from that for lay people and learning more about paticcasammupada is more helpful for lay people.

[@flymetothemars4762]

@@NoobTube4148 together let's buddhism rise.

[@aakupsp]

Whenever I get emotional attacks I revisit this video and I can sleep peacefully. Thank you for this insightful talk.

[@buddha715]

Don't worry accept it and meditate. Time will heal everything. And sometimes it's good to ask for help to someone

[@aakupsp]

I didn't realize it's more than a year since I posted this. I'm now completely recovered. Even more stronger mentally. I'm now focusing on eating healthy and getting fit physically. Thanks to this talk and many other spiritual talks online it got me back 🙏🙂

[@CreativelyWarped]

I almost cried near the end. I think about all of the things I've gotten hung up on and how I have been irritated at the most stupid things. Nothing lasts forever, so be present and enjoy every moment while you are alive. I am happy and grateful to be alive listening to this talk.

[@24mymelody]

Me too! I’ve rewatched this video a couple of times now and I still remember the first time I heard these ideas. I was working in a ghetto corner store, stocking beer in the back room, and thinking about how irritated I was by all the customers, and listening to this talk. And it dawned on me, everyone’s doing their best in life, skillfully or not, just let them be, you won’t be doing this job forever so why not just let go and be happy, geez. And that stuck with me. Oddly enough I had a lot fewer conflicts with rude customers after that too. Probably because my attitude really did changed and they stopped sensing my ill will and reacting to it in kind.

[@azr6288]

love it

[@merelleevendig5416]

@@24mymelody ❤

[@solarnaut]

"no, No, NO ! You're Not Understanding My Question ! ... When I get to the door of this talk and I want to come in to listen to it ... then, HOW MUCH will I have to pay to be permitted in ? ! ? " This was when my eyeball washing machine started to engage. I used to say "If I can laugh, or I can cry, I'd rather laugh," but sometimes I'm better off with a bit of both. B-)

[@solarnaut]

@@24mymelody , when he started with "I DECIDED to be happy for the sake of those around me" I was like "ummm, ??? oh, right ... I guess you sort of can decide that !?!" ... but when he spoke of being able to be liberated from 'mind prisons' simply by embracing a desire to be present with this moment as it is now... Ummm, yeah, that's what I want ! B-)

[@samuelkesler5103]

I dont know too much about buddhsum but for the frist time hearing this lesson I am not the same person something changed in me that can not explain I never got this in any church or lectures thank you so much samuel

[@ianreynolds8552]

If I may say so I feel the same although I 've been reading about Buddhism for some time. Peace of mind is a right, it shouldn't come at a price, that s the appeal I saw

[@virgobro2025]

Satori then psychedelics got me in the same zone as the speaker.

[@benjaminisbester3582]

@@virgobro2025 what has been you most profound experience and how did it effect your life also substance and dose? Curious to hear

[@jestermoon]

What teaching?

[@paulinakray2944]

"Let the past go. If you lift a rock it's heavy, but if you let it go, it's not. Let go of your problems."

[@angguanfooang5004]

p'p

[@montacap]

Sounds awesome Where do I sign up? What steps do I take? How do I get there?

[@philosophyoflife7929]

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[@monotheist..]

hello brother we muslim meet ramadhan this month i hope god bless the world to become more peaceful place and help those who suffer, i just want to tell some information and fact about quran and bible the quran multiple times correcting the bible in many cases first in exodus the bible stated people in exodus could be 2 or 3 million historian put some estimation that in acient egypp the population could be around 5 million , so the exodus to be that many is impossible not just that based on scholars observation there would be a problem with logistic and the line up of people be way too long and the collapse of egyptian economy also pharaoh chase the jew only with 600 chariots all christian channel and scholars taht regard this issue seriously excuses taht its only thousand not million because the word eleph in 600 eleph doesnt mean thousand but clan so instead 600 eleph as thousand plus woman and childern they make it clan to fit the historical result and proof but the census that moses did resulting in 600 thousand shekels stuff, that when you read the narrative the result of the tax only compatible wehn the israelite is above million so its true that bible said its up to million It is the silver that is directly connected with the census of Num 1:1-46. The fact that 100 talents plus 1,775 shekels exactly equals 603,550 bekas utterly refutes those who try to make "eleph" mean clans, not the number 1000. but the quran said its only small number and the bible said the ruler in joseph time called pharaoh but its anachronistic because the term pharaoh only used in new kingdom not previous period of egypt the quran stated that the ruler in joseph time didnt called as pharaoh the quran simply stated it as king the quran also know the name moses means newborn and the pharaoh family member name him egyptian name unlike bible narrative that stated the pharaoh famili member who pick up moses uttering hebrew word to name moses and the quran is preserved orally by memorization also have fixed text unlike new testament that written in greek and can be pharaphrased if scholars said 99% of new tetsament is only inspelling differeneces , then quran is really better than the new testament they didnt uttilize the same scribal technic like this semitic language holy book does whiches you need to always copy it with verbatim and not adding words as interpolation like we found in new testament and old testament and quran is not as bloody as people think in fact the bible is more bloody and severe in killing people as you know when you read the old testament also patriach that depicted in bible as sinner is not like quran Interpolations in the Bible - IS the Bible God's Word? bible interpolation kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4SmdnaInbZ7jZI quranic preservation muslimprophets.com/article.php?aid=37 how can patriavh commit sin? www.jesus-resurrection.info/bible-prophets.html patraich commit sin? unpleasant.ffrf.org/ genocide www.layittoheart.com/septuagint.html septuagint problem sites.google.com/site/errorsinthebible/dss-lxx-vs-mt bible error skepticsannotatedbible.com/contra/topics/about.html contradiction www.lyingforjesus.org/Bible-Contradictions/ rationalwiki.org/wiki/Bible_interpolation interpolation sites.google.com/site/isthebiblegodsword/interpolations-in-the-bible/interpolations-in-the-bible kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5aUnYp3mNKUg7M quran preservation heres the proof no interpolation found in quran amd no need textual criticism like bible does that they need to lift up the variation so you could return to the original so its not the same text throughout the ages without need to return

[@SoulFaeWorld]

Haven't listened to his speech for ages glad i found this video again

[@RoelBaardman]

This talk has changed my life for the better. At the time of finding this talk, I was often obsessed with finding happiness in places where it cannot be found. This lead to a lot of suffering. In a moment of clarity, I googled "how to let go" and found this talk. Since then, I've experienced that letting go leads to much more happiness and I am gradually learning to be content with the way things are. I think that without this talk I would not have enjoyed my life nearly as much as I do now. I'm extremely thankful for the talks that the BSWA makes available for free online. Thank you!

[@jassophical]

“The most foolish thing is to get angry at someone who hurt you. Because when they hurt you and you get angry from it. They’re hurting twice as much.”

[@jurffy3261]

This guy right here, is one very special person.

[@knightwarrior762]

Buddhism helps me a lot in life. I learn to let go, accept and free much of my anger.

[@firstrabbit09]

I'm moeslim, but i really love buddha teaching. Peace ❤

[@kathyhunter9389]

I'm sorry that it took me 50 years to get it. But the last 10 years have been really good.

[@belissimahoney69]

great! I want to get there before I leave my twenties

[@islanddweller4643]

@@belissimahoney69 No need to apologize. Rejoice!

[@flymetothemars4762]

"Never thought u r late. Startfrom today. "Buddha.

[@Bnkerz]

Congrats 🎊

[@leoneranger9348]

Teach us your ways! Glad you found your way and happiness followed 😊🙌🏾

[@blessedbe4061]

Oh my gosh, I'm in tears listening to this at work. Beautiful speaker.

[@mtb7001]

+Jean Holleman perhaps you should get to work. Integrity is the bedrock.

[@helenaprana6731]

4 ways of letting go: 1. Check heavy things you carry from past and though it away 2. Be content. Change your attitude to : Be happy where you are 3. Giving, expecting nothing in return, let go of expectations 4.Have a teflon Mind, nothing sticks: knowledge and thoughts

[@maryangello3622]

Helena Prana 9

[@phapnhiemmau]

@@sophiafake-virus2456 Yes, I agree with you, Sophia. It’s easy said than done. Did you read any of Eckhart Tolle’s books? If not, try it. I hope you will find some help. Best Wishes!😁😁😁

[@ReelFusionbySupun]

Many merits helena

[@wallaceleewl9189]

Bless you. Thank you.

[@henriqueyoh]

41:24

[@thomasclark1928]

I listen to this every day

[@trongnhan9016]

Thomas Clark : me too :)

[@chicagoliightsx]

Dang 👌💕😊

[@nhifuu]

how about now? lol

[@bsimpson639]

Yup. I used to worry about making these principles stick, then I let that go, bc I was suffering. Now I just review them daily. 🙂 They can stick, or not.

[@flavius22]

This was the most beautiful thing I ever listened

[@judithgoodwin8013]

I was feeling very lonely this morning and was looking for a meditation and I didn’t pick one that I liked so I just ended it and he popped up and I used to listen to this man all the time so I know my guardian angel put this in here for me to hear and it was literally literally exactly what I needed someone to say to me so I thought that I would share this net hopefully this will lift someone else up I think I need to listen to this every day…

[@naturalphilosophy9649]

Listen today. 🙏❤️

[@shantisingh4113]

One of the best 55 minutes of my life is listening to this sermon 🙏🏼

[@helpoki3240]

One of the greatest talks ever given. I can listen to this a million times and it helps me each time. Thank you.

[@DoctorTristanPeh]

Thank you again! ❤️

[@hasnat-l3g]

I am From Bangladesh 🇧🇩Buddhist☸️ sadhu sadhu sadhu🙏🙏🙏

[@ramanayaka512]

Very rare dhamma sermon preached in srilanka 🇱🇰 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWTFZoyqj8-WhpI Everything is non eternal (sabbe sankhara anicca )

[@rweerakkody4565]

Ajahn Brahmavanso my eternal gratitude to you! My viewpoint drastically changed after listening to this sermon. I have listened to it several times on my phone now. The only time I'll turn off my Teflon mind is when I listen to good sermons like yours. I have been a buddhist since birth but I have never really incorporated to maximum the sense of Non-attachment. Now I will let go of my sticks, empty my backpack, and clear my mantlepiece. Sadu sadu sadu!

[@definitelynotlouise3558]

Lucky to be born a Bhudist, I was born a Christian and bucked against it from a very early age. Only thing I know is that truth is all that matters. not someone else's opinion or beliefs,

[@jacquelinemorgado3236]

The best talk I've ever heard. It has just saved me completely. I feel so much better. I love this channel so much. Now i can sleep.

[@jeffi.8074]

I love this guy. I laughed and smiled through this whole video.

[@thujoluvasa521]

Jeffrey Interiano me too lol

[@hoaha8903]

I’m with you🙏🙏🙏

[@swavnasahoo711]

He's like a fresh wave of water 🌊

[@sirin2431]

Lol

[@ThaoNguyen-cd3rl]

Like me.

[@mamapu7042]

I am Thai buddhish. I am glad there is dhamma in english that i can send to my friend who is native english speaker. Ajhan Brahm can explain very good.

[@josephuia]

after watching this i built a giant chrome catapult in my mind, its voice activated. I fill it with what i don't need, and say "Let go" and it fires it off into the distance sometimes into outer space... love it!!! thank you BuddhistsocietyWA!!!

[@Kelvin006]

As I see the dislikes count in this video, I can only remember Buddha's word in Dhammapada : Kodha Vagga (Chapter of Anger) Verse 228: "There never was, there never will, nor is there now, a man who is always blamed, or a man who is always praised."

[@pes6628]

What he speaks is plainly logical, and I'm Roman Catholic, but I guess people are too biased. There wasn't a single thing that I didn't disagree with. Those that voted that way needed to hear this the most.

[@wzhang9323]

possible some of the down votes were misclicks. maybe cant be bothered to see or change or wut. 🤗🤗

[@Jackie371]

When someone hurts you and you don't let it go, that person continues to hurt you because you carry it around. - Buddhist Brahm. I needed that. ❤🙏 I'm listening this before I go to a dinner with my brother and his wife. I haven't seen in them in about 12 years. I spoke to him on the phone about two years ago and that didn't go too good. He doesn't fully believe that our dad molested me and that he was abused, too, but in different ways. I need this for both the abuse from my father as well as tomorrow's dinner.

[@thisisbob1001]

Yes profound words he says.

[@travingos]

I experienced present moment while listening to this. It was for short time and it's was amazing. Thank you and God bless you.

[@MustAfaalik]

Yes, Ajahn. Thus i heard that "Only by ignoring the reward can one be truly rewarded". That was said by a senior Monk to his meditators. 🙏🙏🙏

[@artbrown8809]

Another Blessing I'm grateful for. I wish peace love and plenty of joy to you and all.

[@aBIGdeadHEAD]

And to you as well my brother =)

[@henry9571]

I am from Malaysia, always enjoy your talks and teaching , jokes and life examples that are easy to understand. Teflon mind to not let anything stick in our mind

[@LaurenOstrowskiFenton]

This is the most beautiful video!!! Every one should watch this!!!! It should be compulsory

[@philosophyoflife7929]

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[@uptonic]

Great words for a busy mind ❤️

[@Metr01d3]

Totally agree!!!

[@DoctorTristanPeh]

This really clear my mind. Thank you Ajahn Brahm. 🥰🙏🙏🙏

[@sanneholm2010]

What a great teacher :-) I just discovered Ajahn Brahm today :-) so grateful, so grateful :-)

[@sombd133]

Wow.. have been worrying about the future, stuck in past for months. Needed to hear the right things.. I feel so light now. Thanks.

[@sarasisum9757]

I love this man he is just so honest and true he has sacrificed so much to help others

[@ritakurnia4927]

Anytime I feel bad about myself This video will helping me to get back to the track ❤️

[@melginger3794]

So wise. Thank you. The reason people listen to you is because you are sincere

[@CharlesHarpolek4vud]

My Western mind saw repeatedly the fact about grief among Thai. I saw it directly again and again. I live here.

[@juliustjhin9752]

10 years ago i learned , today I relearn : Letting go of uncertainty ; throw things away ; what freedom is.

[@KusalBandaranayake]

I keep listening to this talk when ever I feel like I've kept holding on to things for too long and it has helped quite a lot over the years. Thank you for the amazing talk. May you be blessed by the holy tripple Gems! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@sonjarathke1278]

Love your teaching of letting go. It warmed my heart. Life can be so easy and fun! Just let it go!

[@loldude8783]

Wow! Most inspiring and emotional 55 minutes on KZbin. "Want to be here, and you are free, wherever here happens to be". That stopped me in my tracks......then I cried. That teaching is life changing!!

[@TheJobybenson]

He isn't a simple man. He lives simply.

[@chicagoliightsx]

_Ayyyyee!_ Lol!! 😏🤙😂👌☸️💕💁🤓

[@dylanalan2890]

He has a very luxurious lifestyle. And he receives millions from CIA. Sadly his people are suffering.

[@ronbeee]

@@dylanalan2890 what people are suffering? Why would the cia pay him?

[@hoaha8903]

Totally Agree 😂

[@hoaha8903]

😊😂😘😉🤨🤔🙃😇😯😶🤗 Short Sharp Sweet Statement

[@dotdashdotdash]

I’m glad I got to see Ajahn walking through a train station, I didn’t speak to him as he was busy but it was great to see him in real life.

[@ianreynolds8552]

I love this philosophy ! Ajhan brahm is so wise and compassionate!

[@thisisbob1001]

He has such good teachings. I listen to many everyday and try and remember the wise way of thinking and my mind. I hope this will continue for many more years to come.

[@kathrynnightingale4644]

Please please watch this. It is life changing.

[@zawtun5972]

thank you.

[@anthonybaca2564]

Thank you, Ajahn Brahm, for sharing your personal understanding of the Buddha's Dharma. I watch your talks on a daily basis and have done so for a couple years now. You are the closest thing I've had to a teacher outside of my own personal experiences and I just can't thank you enough for shining light on so many different subjects. I look forward to the day that I have the opportunity to thank you in person. Until then, may you continue to know the peace and compassion that make you so wise . You are loved at the fullest. Thank You

[@francescamercado5420]

This is life changing!

[@prnnp]

The reason he mentioned.. being happy for the sake of people around you.. nice one ..thanks

[@k.a.decoster5009]

Americans need this right now.

[@isabellekyra]

yup

[@lssssss8139]

This talk continues to change my life and so many lives around me

[@amber1234304]

Thank you so much Ajahn. So grateful to you for showing me the right path to walk again during my difficult times.

[@RCVivek-ql3we]

Buddhism is nothing but purify your mind to understand the facts in the world ,

[@thujoluvasa521]

True

[@deaneawilliams2272]

Yes indeed

[@preethieapasingha452]

What do you mean by nothing ????

[@petcharatsiri2991]

that's a part of it.

[@philosophyoflife7929]

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[@rigoauebreturns]

What a lovely person he is

[@adelaidepacheco3982]

rigoauebreturns yy

[@I_know_it_I_sew_it_I_grow_it]

Yes, he is.

[@loumangos1885]

Whydoes a human watsnto be amonk

[@fingerprint5511]

He is incredible

[@hoaha8903]

In our modern life, we can be monk or nun’s life without shaving your hair or wear special robes as long as we live a mindfully simple life. This invaluable and powerful teaching is easy to achieving if we are put our mind into it. Thanks🙏

[@123wordbird321]

first time hearing this guy. i'm hooked. i loved the humor and of course the wisdom. gonna go binge watch his talks

[@MiniGeekCoding]

I finally found a clear path out. Thank you to each and everyone involved in this talk being posted here!

[@abhisheksainani]

My favorite part: "Don't let knowledge stand in the way of truth" !! And elucidation with that restaurant menu example was perfect !! :) :)

[@KnuckleHeadMusicUK]

One of the smartest things I ever learned to do is to interrupt my own trail of thought. Whenever I get pessimistic, complain, judge, take something for granted, feel impatient or ripped off etc.. It's just a case of acknowledging it when you can, and over time, you notice it more and more. Once you notice you can remind yourself of why it's no good, and then you can get back to being in an awesome mindset. It's like a 3 second meditational reset button. It's up there with taking responsibility for situations, keeping productive and exploring and experiencing life with others in a social network/community, and having something worthy of dying for.

[@kokocolaa]

I like how he addresses letting go of happy moments as well as bad ones. We hear "let go of the past" all the time but usually only think of letting go of bad memories. Letting go of good memories can be just as important because otherwise we will never be able to live fully in the present.

[@nickpuckett4348]

This talk still gives me great joy, thank you!

[@joantaylor5443]

I've been watching videos on the four noble truths the noble eightfold path over the last couple of weeks and am letting go of past, future and concerns more and more... Evening meditations are helping with the letting go... This is the best teaching I've seen and resonated with me on so many levels... Will be watching this again I'm sure along with more from this amazing man... Thank you for sharing your wisdom 😊

[@kumashana1997]

Wow. This really rang in my heart and exactly what I needed to hear today. What a blessing this monks speech are. ...thank you for sharing it with us all.

[@kennySg101]

AB, Thanks for sharing. Very useful to me. Knowing is one thing, doing is another. I listen to this when I am angry about something.

[@robloxtipswithjordynpoop5982]

RoBLOx

[@ianjeffery6744]

What wonderful insights, and COMMON SENSE! One of the great teachers of today.....

[@thisisbob1001]

Yeah I like way he links it to how people live and not hardcore dharma.

[@schlachtfilms7179]

Respect and admirations for the golden lessons here. Buddhism is great. The way to go. Say no to paedophilia, rape culture, women beating and deception. Buddhism rockssz!!!

[@willowravenpsychicsandmedi670]

Woke up early from a nightmare! Picked up my cell, & got this notification. It's meant for me to hear. Thank you, Universe!

[@sarahb2719]

he is great! Wow thank you so much!! So much wisdom and such a simple yet complex message. So blessed that these are shared on KZbin so we all can enjoy this gift

[@janeyd5280]

Ajahn Brahm thank you for your generous time and your sense of humour. may you have many blessings, 🙏

[@AprilMelodyVlogs]

This is the most epic talk I've seen so far by him. I am favoriting this!

[@thewhitedoggo]

Im so grateful.. just found this video when i needed most. Anumodana Ajahn.

[@aryaravish]

Thanks so much. I am so much at peace by listening to your talks. May god bless all.

[@caocuongle9586]

i learn so much from Sir Ajah Bram, i think he is a real saint of this world, extremely great.

[@khinmaw]

Thank you Ajahn. This talk changed my life forever in really good way.

[@jackiegbeme]

This man is amazing!! I find such inspiration and strength in his words. I tell people of him every day. I feel he can touch the lives of anyone who is open to listening no matter what their background, religion or appearance. His laughter and positvity can be catching

[@jinzer016]

Back few years ago, when my life was not as complicated as it is now. I couldn’t really relate to what Ajahn Brahm was explaining as I never had any burden to carry and not many things to let go. However, since entering the social society and work life, things have become rather messy and stressful and this video really helps me to clear my mind a little and allows me to see what I can throw away to ease my life. Such enlightening words for the wise teacher. Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu~~~ 🙏

[@dianatiholaz8565]

Thank you, my dear Ajahn Brahm, for your teaching and kindness!!! You are helping me to cope with difficulties for several years already. I love you very much!!!!

[@urmum4765]

Your the best Ajahn Brahm

[@madomoco]

日本語字幕を付けていただいた方、ありがとうございます。こんなにたくさん訳すのは大変な作業だったと思います。わかりやすいです。何度もみたい動画になりました。

[@Thepsychicstars]

First time I’ve listened to him and he’s INCREDIBLE! Teacher first, Buddhist monk second! Natural talent!!!

[@matildaweerarathna8718]

May all beings be well & happy🙏😇💫Namo Buddhaya 🙏🪷🪷🪷🙏Namo venerable thero🙏🪷🪷🪷🙏

[@ahlohalo826]

I agree with him every 10 seconds Repeatedly say that word (agree) for the whole video 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@janeyd5280]

i read part of a comment and i now feel free and back in a place where i was young and life just starting out.x A blessing. Thank you.

[@acsentu8]

This talk made me apologize to someone very dear to me. All we have is the Present, and what "a gift"!

[@nalakanilantha8869]

Excellent preaching

[@dianedejongh7576]

Thank you Ajahn Brahm ,,This explanation is the best one ever ..

[@Surferboy1337]

Thank you. Impossible to put into words how good this was, very grateful.

[@erikhambardzumyan1970]

Throw it away - 6:20 Be content with where you are - 23:00 Giving and expect nothing in return - 33:50 Teflon mind - 41:20

[@Freakazoid12345]

Thank you for having timestamps. People who put timestamps in video comments are the best of the KZbin community.

[@GUPRPEET-Singh]

​@@Freakazoid12345totally agree.. they're the best

[@ianreynolds8552]

This talk is a cleaning out of the trush in our mind. Thanks Ajhan Brahm

[@LaddavanCharoensuk]

If you are the lucky one on earth you will understand about what the monks are try to teach you, this is free and deep knowledge you don't need to buy, not like from the book shop that they give you only skin of knowledge.

[@LaddavanCharoensuk]

Sorry for some mistake gramma.

[@johnnynet3828]

He is sharing his realization & experience without expecting a return. Such is his compassion & wisdom we seldom meet from an enlightened being.

[@robloxtipswithjordynpoop5982]

Laddavan Charoensuk hahahahahGHafsgGa

[@kimt4512]

powerful talk. ajahn brahm you are still the best best teacher.i could listen to it every day. thank you ajahn brahm sadhu sadhu