Evolving Dharma in the Age of the Network www.buddhistgeeks.org
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 467 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismReligion & SpiritualityHealth & FitnessMental Health |
Vince Fakhoury Horn: The Flavors of Jhāna—I can’t remember where I first heard this term. I think it was from you or from Kenneth [Folk].
Brian Newman: Maybe we should start there. You came to me and said, “What should we call the retreat?” And I sa... more
Vince Fakhoury Horn: I was thinking about where to start with the 9th Jhāna, and I think the first thing to say is that the 9th Jhāna is not a state. So why in the world are we within a community of practice called The Jhāna Community, which is expli... more
This episode of Buddhist Geeks features a candid and heartfelt conversation between Vince Fakhoury Horn and Tasshin Fogleman about Palestine, the TPOT subculture, and what it means to embody true Bodhisattvahood. They explore the limitations of onlin... more
What is Access Concentration?
This is the question I want to bring forward in this talk.
I recorded something on this topic many years ago—too many, honestly, to comfortably admit. At the time, I was working on a project that was essentially a secu... more
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Vince’s true colors on Twitter are a bit too obnoxious for my taste. He’s a prolific finger-wagger and whiner, with plenty of wrong speech.
The interview was ok but saying that the eternal changeless formless sunyata must be subject to evolution left me stunned. I think the participants need additional clarity.
More left leaning political garbage. Not for me.
I can’t believe I’m hearing propaganda from a so-called Buddhist podcast. Saying that Obama era was one of peace and prosperity. Really?. The housing crisis, bombing seven countries, building the detention centers for immigrants that are being used, don’t forget Obama was the DePorter in chief. I thought this was a Buddhist podcast not a propaganda podcast. Did you know that Trump started no new wars he’s bringing troops home he’s brought industry back to the United States, he’s funded black col... more
i hadn’t planned on listening to this particular episode because i have definitely been on a break from watching and/or listening to more conversations about the tragedy and trauma concerning race in America. I’ve just had enough of giving my attention to the horrific and devastating TELEVISED MURDER of men who look like my father, brother, cousins. I just feel so drained...like my actual body can’t take any more.
It’s so deep because as traumatic as this is to see on television, this blatant ... more
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The content focuses on contemporary interpretations of Buddhism, exploring diverse topics from meditation techniques to the ethical dimensions of spiritual practice in a modern context. Episodes often feature engaging conversations with notable guests, fostering discussions on significant social issues and the intersection of Buddhism with contemporary science and psychology. This podcast aims to challenge traditional views while providing a platform for innovative ideas and practices, making it a thought-provoking resource for anyone interested in the evolving landscape of spiritual teachings.
Unique aspects include the emphasis on applying Buddhist principles to personal growth, mindfulness, and social justice, which caters to listeners w... more
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