Gil Fronsdal: Letting Go

Dharma talk recorded at the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City, CA.
For more talks, visit www.audiodharma.org

[@bwpark22]

This is the best site to learn Buddhism in America.

[@Blue_Dun]

This is a beautiful man. I dont have the pleasure of living close enough to be part of Dr. Gil's sangha, but I am very grateful that a very wise person created audiodharma.org so that we can enjoy all of his talks and those of many other teachers.

[@williamdougherty7600]

A gentle beginning to each day

[@InfiniteMindset99]

Superb descriptions & distinctions.🎉

[@pablonarcisi3059]

im crying

[@guitar_Aoi]

Important to feel bad sometimes. Feeling bad might be a sign. Pain, suffering is telling us something we need.

[@jackgoldman1]

The West offers happiness, favorable external events. Buddhism offers peace, transcending the happiness or unhappiness. Letting go is accepting the world as it is, not as I wish it to be.

[@chrislasagna]

Norman Fischer also likes to say that zen practice just comes down to "don't make it worse." I know the two teachers have spent time at San Francisco Zen Center, I'm guessing they practiced together too :D

[@littlebemen925]

That is a profound insight! I love the simplicity of it.

[@NicolinaDanielle]

Death, grief, powerlessness and power 29:45 The Death of Four Loved Ones in short amount of time. EMotionally letting go

[@Kay-rp1fz]

Is there such a thing as clinging to letting go? (Becoming too obsessed with letting go?)

[@jackgoldman1]

Who could possibly feel good if they listen to the news? Only bad news is good news. If it bleeds it leads. We are macabre. But letting go is not happiness. Letting go is peace. Big difference. Buddhism offers peace, NOT happiness. Happiness is different.

[@zj8880]

he's barely audible in this one :(

[@XTCgy911]

Sir your voice luls me into a lovely deep sleep every night ..thanks you 😊

[@MCConfuz]

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