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Madrone Mountain Meditation
Jay Gray
72 episodes
2 weeks ago
My name is Jay Gray, a retired American man who has spent years of nearly continuous daily practice in solitude including 1.5 years alone in a cave in Thailand. My fully liberated teacher, Phra Ajahn Kanchit and other Ajahns have encouraged me to help spread the Dhamma using social media. This platform uses Dhamma teachings from many great historic teachers, traditions and religions. The Dhamma is Non-Sectarian.
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My name is Jay Gray, a retired American man who has spent years of nearly continuous daily practice in solitude including 1.5 years alone in a cave in Thailand. My fully liberated teacher, Phra Ajahn Kanchit and other Ajahns have encouraged me to help spread the Dhamma using social media. This platform uses Dhamma teachings from many great historic teachers, traditions and religions. The Dhamma is Non-Sectarian.
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Buddhism
Religion & Spirituality
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Getting vs. Letting Go
Madrone Mountain Meditation
6 minutes 10 seconds
1 month ago
Getting vs. Letting Go

Today’s talk looks at the difference between the life we’re taught to chase — constant getting — and the freedom that comes from letting go. The world encourages craving: more success, more possessions, more recognition. But none of it lasts, and clinging to what changes creates suffering. Letting go means releasing the idea that “I’m a person who is lacking.” Our true nature is already whole.

Through mindfulness, we gently drop each thought and emotion we claim as “mine,” returning again and again to: “This is not me. This is not mine. This is not myself.”

Letting go isn’t losing — it’s uncovering the peace already within you.

#mindfulness #buddhism #lettinggo #dhamma #innerpeace #wisdom

Madrone Mountain Meditation
My name is Jay Gray, a retired American man who has spent years of nearly continuous daily practice in solitude including 1.5 years alone in a cave in Thailand. My fully liberated teacher, Phra Ajahn Kanchit and other Ajahns have encouraged me to help spread the Dhamma using social media. This platform uses Dhamma teachings from many great historic teachers, traditions and religions. The Dhamma is Non-Sectarian.