Everyday Buddhism 76 - Losing My Hair: Alopecia, An Uninvited Teacher
In this episode, I share my journey into baldness caused by Alopecia Areata. September is Alopecia Awareness month, so I'm happy to share this episode now. No matter what our hair looks like or chang...
20 Syys 202230min
Everyday Buddhism 75 - Beyond the Cushion with Jack Huynh
Join me for a conversation with Jack Huynh, a long-time Buddhist practitioner and the founder of the https://beyondthecushion.com/ website. Jack is a first-generation immigrant to the U.S. from the Vi...
22 Elo 20221h 7min
Everyday Buddhism 74 - My Relationship With Troublesome Buddhas
Join me for a special summer mirror episode of the podcast, Zen At The Sharp End by Mark Westmoquette where I was invited to talk about my experience with "troublesome Buddhas." The Zen At The Sharp E...
20 Heinä 202239min
Everyday Buddhism 73 - Confined to Align with Ashley Lyn Olson
Join me for a very special conversation with Ashley Lynn Olson, the author of the book, Confined to Align, and the author of a life that has consistently defied the odds. And that is, in no small part...
16 Heinä 20221h 19min
Everyday Buddhism 72 - Walking on Pins and Needles with Arlene Faulk
Join me for a conversation with Arlene Faulk, as we talk about the ups and downs of living with the symptoms, diagnosis, and eventual healing of Multiple Sclerosis. Arlene went from a career as busine...
16 Kesä 20221h 12min
SPECIAL Intro to Ep.72 and 73 - Dynamic Acceptance of What Seems Impossible
In the next two episodes, Episode 72 and Episode 73, I am in conversation with two amazing women who demonstrate with their lives how we can actively accept what seems unacceptable. Although these epi...
16 Kesä 20223min
BONUS PODCAST PREVIEW: Contemplation - Not Knowing
Enjoy a preview of a NEW Members Only Feature: Bonus Contemplation Podcasts. These are short podcasts for you to use as subjects for contemplation or analytical meditation. They will be released regul...
10 Kesä 20229min
Everyday Buddhism 71 - Why Nonsense Makes the Most Sense
Rev. Gyomay Kubose, my teacher's father, wrote about "purposeless purpose." He said: "Too much intelligence or too much efficiency can create trouble. So, we must learn non-intelligence, which is supe...
9 Kesä 202221min
