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Everyday Buddhism: Making Everyday Better

Wendy Shinyo Haylett
Buddhism
Bright Dawn Center Of Oneness Buddhism
Mindfulness
Poetry
Meditation
Reverend Koyo Kubose
Reverend Gyomay Kubose
Buddha Nature
Self-Discovery
Everyday Buddhism
Creative Writing
Compassion
War
Ukraine
Kubose Dharma
Bodhicitta
Chan Buddhism
Mental Health
Nadia Colburn
Anxiety

Wendy Shinyo Haylett, an author, Buddhist teacher, lay minister, behavioral and spiritual coach shares the "tips and tricks" found in Buddhist teachings to make your professional and personal life better ... everyday!

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Artwork for Everyday Buddhism: Making Everyday Better

Latest Episodes

It's been a long time since I've done a solo episode of this podcast and I've been getting requests for a bit more of those to include along with the guest episodes. And this episode is one of those.

In this episode I reflect on the Fifth Realizati... more

It's a pleasure to share a conversation with Ani Lodro Palmo, an ordained Tibetan Buddhist nun and Director of the Vajra Vidya Monastery in Crestone, Colorado; and a spiritual teacher and author with more than three decades of monastic experience.

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I am excited to share this conversation with Henry Shukman, a Zen master in the Sanbo Zen lineage and spiritual director emeritus at Mountain Cloud Zen Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Henry is the co-founder of The Way meditation app and founder of t... more

As some of you have noticed and commented on, I haven't been as active in releasing podcast episodes. A few listeners were worried about me and, for your concern, I am grateful. I plan to get back to more timely podcast releases, with quite a few on ... more

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Recent Guests

Ani Lodro Palmo
Ordained Tibetan Buddhist nun and director of Vajra Vidya Monastery
Vajra Vidya Monastery
Episode: Everyday Buddhism 118 - The End of Suffering with Ani Lodro Palmo
Dr. Nate Klemp
Best-selling author and formally trained philosopher.
Co-founder of Life Cross Training
Episode: Everyday Buddhism 113 - "Open" with Nate Klemp
Natalie Baker
Psychotherapist and Buddhist teacher with over 30 years of personal practice and two decades of teaching experience.
Neurofeedback Training Company
Episode: Everyday Buddhism 111 - Buddhist Psychology with Natalie Baker
Nadia Colburn
Author of poetry books and founder of Align Your Story Writing School, integrating mindfulness with writing practices.
Align Your Story Writing School
Episode: Everyday Buddhism 110 - Poetry and Writing as Spiritual Practice with Nadia Colburn
Scott Snibbe
Creator and host of the podcast "A Skeptics Path to Enlightenment", author of "How to Train a Happy Mind"
Episode: Everyday Buddhism 109 - How to Train a Happy Mind with Scott Snibbe
Cindy Rasicot
Award-winning author, retired psychotherapist, and Buddhist teacher
Episode: Everyday Buddhism 108 - Heart Teachings from Bhikkhuni Dhammananda with Cindy Rasicot
Oren Jay Sofer
Meditation teacher and author
Author of "Your Heart Was Made for This"
Episode: Everyday Buddhism 107 - Your Heart Was Made for This with Oren Jay Sofer
Steve Kanji Ruhl
Reverend, innovative Zen Buddhist minister ordained in the Zen Peacemaker Order, author of Appalachian Zen
Touch the Earth Cyber Sangha
Episode: Everyday Buddhism 106 - Appalachian Zen with Steve Kanji Ruhl
Rebecca Li
Meditation and Dharma teacher, founder of the Chan Dharma Community, and sociology professor.
Chan Dharma Community
Episode: Everyday Buddhism 105 - Illumination with Rebecca Li

Host

Wendy Shinyo Haylett
Wendy is an author, Buddhist teacher, lay minister, and behavioral/spiritual coach. She shares insights and teachings from Buddhism aimed at helping people improve their daily lives through practical applications of mindfulness and self-compassion.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 374 ratings
  • The Wait

    I almost had given up due to the length of time between episodes. Happy to know Wendy is still producing 💜

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Ms KimB
    United States2 months ago
  • Disappointing

    I wanted to love this podcast but the podcaster talks so much about herself that I had to stop listening.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Hdhusicj
    United States10 months ago
  • Great show about Buddhism practice

    I really enjoy listening to this show, however I really wish the podcast host would speak less and allow her guest to speak more. I feel sometimes there might as well not be a guest, as the host takes over most of the podcast on most episodes and this is frustrating.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    MicheleAttias
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • this has been such a helpful and informative podcast. I started my quest to learn more about the Buddhist path and found it a little confusing and this podcast has made it so much easier to learn and digest all the information out there.

    Audible
    5
    Brenda Spurgeon
    United States2 years ago
  • New Learner

    this has been such a helpful and informative podcast. I started my quest to learn more about the Buddhist path and found it a little confusing and this podcast has made it so much easier to learn and digest all the information out there.

    Audible
    5
    Brenda Spurgeon
    United States2 years ago

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Everyday Buddhism 98 - The Wonder of Small Things with James Crews
Q: Can you speak to how poetry heals us?
Poetry can heal us by providing embodied experiences filled with sensory details that reconnect us to joy, kindness, and presence, especially during challenging times.
Everyday Buddhism 105 - Illumination with Rebecca Li
Q: Can you explain the mechanics of letting be in meditation?
Rebecca describes it as a crucial aspect of being fully present and emphasizes the importance of engagement with one's thoughts rather than detaching from them.
Everyday Buddhism 105 - Illumination with Rebecca Li
Q: What drew you to the Dharma and particularly to Chan Buddhism?
Rebecca explains that the Dharma just appeared in her life and shares her journey of exploring meditation that eventually led her to Chan Buddhism.
Everyday Buddhism 106 - Appalachian Zen with Steve Kanji Ruhl
Q: Can you talk more about the search for your true home and the Buddhist search for a true home?
The search for true home is largely more of an artistic vision rather than a spiritual one at first, but it eventually coincides with the Zen practice of finding true home in our original Buddha nature.
Everyday Buddhism 106 - Appalachian Zen with Steve Kanji Ruhl
Q: Why did you write a memoir, which as a Zen Buddhist seems a bit paradoxical?
There were several reasons for writing the book, and it is paradoxical, as a Zen Buddhist to be writing a memoir. It took about 30 years, and during that period, my reasons evolved.

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The content primarily revolves around Buddhist teachings and their practical applications in everyday life, focusing on enhancing both personal and professional experiences. Themes often include mindfulness, self-compassion, and overcoming suffering through insights drawn from Buddhist philosophy. The host, along with various guests, provides listeners with tools to navigate challenges, making the teachings accessible regardless of their background in Buddhism.

Unique to this series is its blend of personal anecdotes and teachings, where the host openly shares her journey and engages with various guest experts, creating a relatable and down-to-earth atmosphere. This approach seems to resonate with those who are either new to Buddhism or lo... more

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Recent guests on this podcast include:

1. Ani Lodro Palmo
2. Dr. Nate Klemp
3. Natalie Baker
4. Nadia Colburn
5. Scott Snibbe
6. Cindy Rasicot
7. Oren Jay Sofer
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