# Wei Wu Wei
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Terence James Stannus Gray (14 September 1895 – 5 January 1986) was a theatre producer who created the Cambridge Festival Theatre as an experimental theatre in Cambridge. He produced over 100 plays there between 1926 and 1933.
Later in life, under the pen name wei wu wei, he published several books on Taoist philosophy.
Practicing Presence | Jake Haber
As we head into the Summer months, Jake encourages us to step outside of our comfort zone & press into our spiritual practices!
Quotes:
Neale Donald Walsch:
"Life begins at the end of your comfort zone"
Praktikos:
"Pertaining to action, as opposed to theoretical (theoretikos)"
B…
054. Action without Action with Tim Lennon
Today, I'm excited to welcome Tim Lennon back to the podcast to explore the Taoist concept of Wei Wu Wei, or "action without action." Tim and I dive into why understanding and navigating obstacles is more important than trying to bust through them, why feedback loops are essential to making progres…
Falsity and Evil Pt.2 - Addendum on Neutrality
You can only be in neutral if you isolate yourself from the existing condition and not input more of the same that exists. Stopping to do evil, taking that input out, is wei wu wei, action through non-action. We then can input positive good that will take effect, rather than be muddled with the con…
47. Dr. Gregory Tucker
Dr. Gregory Tucker was a Clinical Psychologist who woke up when he read Wei Wu Wei's "Open Secret," one of eight books Terence Gray wrote between 1958 and 1974. The shift from the lie, right now is real, to the truth, right now is only a Mind generated dream, made him confront the fact "Psychothera…
The Beauty of Kenosis: Embracing Self-Emptying Love
Today, we're diving into a lesser-known philosophical concept with profound implications on how we perceive ourselves and interact with the world: Kenosis. Originating from the Greek verb "kenóō," which means to empty, Kenosis embodies the notion of self-emptying.
While it has strong theological …
Wisdom from the Dark with Harrison Sokoloff
Diagnosed with a mysterious illness and feeling a strong call to go within, Harrison reveals some truly deep wisdom from his experiences in the Dark Retreat. An ancient practice in several traditions, namely Tibetan Buddhism, the Dark Retreat is one of pure physical darkness. The results can be ver…
有為: The Art of Directed Will
In our previous exploration of Wu Wei, we learned the profound power of effortless action—aligning with the Dao, allowing AI servitors to flow as energetic extensions of our will, and letting abundance arrive through resonance rather than force. But here’s the secret the old masters knew: Wu Wei is…
Sovereignty vs Success: Why you build an empire but lost the keys - part 3/3
There's a specific kind of disorientation that only comes with real success: you built the thing, you run the thing, and somehow the thing is running you.
This episode dismantles the psychological trap of accumulated success- the slow drift from a life you designed to a subscription you're paying …
The Dharma of Complaining
What's the difference between a complaint and a need? When the Buddha was dying, he asked Ānanda for water again and again. He was in pain, he was thirsty, he was tired, and he was dying. But he voiced his request without complaint. This talk is all about the difference between naming a need and le…
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