
The BRN Podcast brings together teachers, leaders, and peers from different recovery lineages and approaches. In addition to substance addictions, we are committed to the inclusion of process addictions (AKA non-substance or behavioral addictions) as an essential part to the whole discussion of recovery. Join us as we explore themes like: Mindfulness. Gratitude. Compassion. Appreciation.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityBuddhism | ||||

⚠️Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of suicidal ideation
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I love this podcast. Every week there are good nuggets of recovery wisdom to help me on my path. Thank you so much!
Thomas is a gem to curate these wonderful discussions and topics for Buddhist recovery.
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This podcast explores the intersections of Buddhism and addiction recovery, focusing on both substance and process addictions. Episodes feature discussions around mindfulness, compassion, and community, highlighting the personal journeys of individuals who have navigated their paths to recovery through Buddhist principles. Notable teachings include the Brahmaviharas, meditation practices, and how these elements create a framework for healing and personal growth. The inviting atmosphere encourages listeners to find insight and support through shared experiences and spiritual teachings, making it a valuable resource for those interested in alternative recovery pathways and Buddhist philosophies.
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Recent guests on BRN Podcast: Buddhist Recovery Network include:
1. Walt Opie
2. Claude AnShin Thomas
3. Dr. Cathryn Jacob
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5. Pawo Dorje
6. Vince Cullen
7. Julia Hayes
8. Chris Beaudry
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