On Guilt | Ajahn Brahm | 6 Nov 2015 

I have carried well deserved guilt since young adulthood. Ajahn Brahms words are the first time I have believed that there is a way out.

"Oh I let it go" 🤣😍 "The past is iniffable" "Ifing just leads to more fing"🤣 "You don't have to be without fault to be kind to yourself" "realizing that you have done a bad thing, it should always by followed not by punishment, but through forgiveness and learning" Thank you so much!! ❤

Ajahn Brahm I was race as a Catholic in Poland and always feel guilty.All my life feel guilty because my father drink alkohol and mother cried if I was not born may no body have to cry and suffer.this is so deep in me so I try to please everyone to cover this guilt.what I done in past lifetime I don’t know but this guilt is killing me. This also made me to marry man who drink and abuse my kids always looking for punishment for my guilt.Thank you for your talk.you safe life in me 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you so much! This has helped me feel worthy enough to fully practice buddhism again and to feel welcome in the sangha.

How sweet this is, again. So much cheerful serenity. And honesty. 💜 The main point that got me is: We rob ourselves of the peace of mind. And, as well: The unconscious mind, often labeled as Ego, immediately looks for the sculprit, externally or internally. And very often, guilt tends to repeat itself, if not released - that might be the true cause for serial murders - the first time it is such al release of the tension.. but with time, that bad consciousness, the guilt is rising its ugly head, the tension, the self attack are increasing.. unti this little voice says.. do it again... the last time it felt so good.. and then he or she falls again. And that creates the real vicious cycle of guilt. But with "correction", what you say here - simply release the tension by DOING something in the direction of the original mistake... it becomes with the time simply what it is - and you say it so - a mistake. Mistakes can be corrected. Guilt is, building a mistake a shrine and decorate it with Irreversibilty. Wow. Did not intend to write so much. Just wanted to say thank you. 🙏 And feel the invitation now to work on peace for my soul and my mind, wherever there is left that nagging voice of guilt.

The face of the monk ( or nun ) at the right side is so peaceful :)

33:44 no one would marry him A small voice said "I would." So heart breaking. 💔

I am watching you from Portugal. Thank you! 🙏

This one was really funny, I was laughing out loud a lot :)

I do wish ajahn brahm would visit London and England. it's really not as bad as he seems to remember it. I hear londoners still have pie and eel restaurants and people travel far to visit them.

I loved this video .. Thank you so much for posted them.. I would like to be able to watch the meditation part also.. The Buddhist temple near where I live has no monks that speak English..

Sadhu Sadhu Saaaaaadhuuu ❤️

Thank you

Come to Ireland 🙏🏽

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I believe there is a measure of guilt if one can prevent a death by agree to take on something that can prevent that from happening to another being. Does it matter what has to be done to prevent this from happening. 🤔☘️

A little sip of vodka and a good nice burp i always a good starting point for a little talk about guilt🤗

If they don't want people to speed why don't they justset up the cameras to look for people who are going the right speed and set up a reward system for them? Think about it, wouldn't it be cool if you looked in the mail and you got something nice for doing the right thing. Soon it would start working in reverse and people might try to work for the nice attintion instead of trying to "get away" with stuff.

I love you.

What if you come clean to someone and you later think you got facts or details wrong in your confession. Do you keep coming clean?

What if I feel shame and guilt when I take time for myself / to meditate / to be alone ? While I could be helping others.

What is the chant he says at the end and what does it mean?

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Comparing shame and quilt....shame is the social side of the same coin.... and quilt is internal/personal side

Hello:) Where in Perth are these talks located? Would love to attend. Thank you:)

BuddhistSocietyWA; where can i download these podcast?

They cut a bit out at 38:25.

why are the live stream videos deleted? not everyone lives in australia so tuning in at the right time is not possible for all.

Hi I just wanted to give a suggestion for the next talk ani I think you should talk abou either time travel or bragging 😊😊

talk starts at 35:17

The most powerful heart of God is His unconditional love, And His true love is the one that puts no conditions to be the love of your highest God, so try to be kind to all creatures and to every living, feeling and thinking being is the true religion,and don't ask why God loves everyone without exception, including your persecutors and enemies,What is the difference between true love and true religion??answer me,I believe that my God loves me unconditionally and even when I find myself in the worst moment of suffering and in the midst of hell itself, no force, no one and nothing can ever take away my faith.