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Paths of Practice: Conversations on Journeys into Buddhism

Vincent Moore
Buddhism
Meditation
Zen Practice
Tendai Buddhism
Avalokiteshvara
Compassion
Institute Of Buddhist Studies
Trauma
American Buddhism
Nonviolent Communication
Meditation Retreats
Japanese Buddhism
Animal Liberation
Soto Zen
Lotus Sutra
Daimoku
Nichiren Buddhism
Jōdo Shinshū
Zen Buddhism
Suffering

Paths of Practice (PoP) is a podcast that features interviews with people sharing their experiences with Buddhism and Buddhist practice. The podcast includes conversations with folks from a wide variety of backgrounds, both those that have been on the path for a while and those just starting out as well as everyone in between. In a way, the podcast sets out to explore the "84,000 paths to enlighte... more

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Euna is a multicultural, unaffiliated renunciate dedicating their life to the Dhamma (Laws of Nature) as taught by Buddha. Cave yogi-poet who loves exploring diverse, inclusive, and fun routes to awakening. Enthusiastic about ascetic training in cave... more

Ananda Mahinkanda is an accomplished Accounting and Finance professional and Business Administrator with a Doctorate in Humanity. His life journey has taken him across South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and North America, giving him a rich multicul... more

Assaf Katz is an activist and Buddhist teacher in Israel who opposes the Israeli governments’ devastating military action and long occupation in Palestine, and is dedicated to finding a path to peace. He has been practicing meditation and the path of... more

Bhante Buddharakkhita was born in Uganda to a Christian family in 1966 in Kampala, Uganda, East Africa. He first encountered Buddhism in 1990 while studying in India. He was fully ordained as a Theravada Buddhist monk by the late Most Venerable U Sil... more

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Tenzin Tseme
A practitioner in the Gelug Tibetan lineage, involved in activism for LGBTQIA+ within Buddhism
Director of Rainbodhi USA
Episode: Paths of Practice with Tenzin Tseme
Jhani Randhawa
Artist, student of Buddhism, and advocate for decolonial practices
Episode: Paths of Practice with Jhani Randhawa
Arisika Razak
Activist, midwife, and teacher, with a focus on the intersection of activism and birthing
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Episode: Paths of Practice with Arisika Razak
Žarko Andričević
Founder of the Hartovički Vára Chan Center and an international Dharma teacher
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Episode: Paths of Practice with Žarko Andričević
Rev. Michael Tran
A Buddhist chaplain and practitioner, actively engaged in hospice care and spiritual counseling.
Episode: Paths of Practice with Rev. Michael Tran, M.Div.
Rev. Tony Truong
Temple minister and secretary of the Board of Directors at Ming Ya Buddhist Foundation in Los Angeles, actively involved in community efforts to promote Buddhism among younger generations.
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Episode: Paths of Practice with Rev. Tony Truong
Damiano Seiryū Finizio
Practitioner and teacher at Tenryu Zanji Temple, involved in martial arts and community engagement
Tenryu Zanji Temple
Episode: Paths of Practice with Damiano Seiryū Finizio
Naomi Matlow
Musician, author, and mental health advocate
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Episode: Paths of Practice with Naomi Matlow
Vickie Chang
Psychologist and educator sharing her experiences with Buddhism and nature
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Episode: Paths of Practice with Vickie Chang, PhD

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Vincent Moore
Host of Paths of Practice, a podcast exploring personal journeys and experiences in Buddhist practice and philosophy.

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Paths of Practice with Bhante Buddharakkhita, PhD
Q: What kind of advice would you offer to someone just beginning their Buddhist journey?
Really, I would like to offer them advice to meditate in order to find peace within oneself.
Paths of Practice with Ananda Mahinkanda, PhD
Q: What advice would you want to give to yourself as you were walking the Buddhist path earlier in your life?
I would encourage self-reflection and mindfulness, understanding that enjoyment of life doesn't solely depend on external factors but comes from within.
Paths of Practice with Jhani Randhawa
Q: Do you have any advice that you'd want to give to somebody who's walking the Buddhist path?
Be open about the tension and challenges that a Buddhist practice might amplify, and take your own time with comfort while recognizing fear and confusion.
Paths of Practice with Jhani Randhawa
Q: Would you say that when it comes to your experiences with spiritual traditions, how did they shape your approach?
My experiences with Sikhism and different spiritual traditions have significantly influenced my approach to questions about the universe, particularly in understanding the value of plurality and inclusivity in spiritual beliefs.
Paths of Practice with Alexander James O'Neill, PhD
Q: What kind of advice would you want to give to somebody who's walking the Buddhist path?
Start small, follow your instinct, and don't prioritize AI over human conversations.

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The content centers around personal narratives and experiences related to Buddhist practice, exploring diverse interpretations and expressions of Buddhism from various individuals. Conversations span practical applications of Buddhist concepts, addressing contemporary social issues, inclusive approaches to spirituality, and the integration of mindfulness in daily life. Notable themes include the relationship between Buddhism and activism, mental health, community building, and the unique journeys each guest has taken within the vast landscape of Buddhist teachings. The podcast uniquely emphasizes compassion and inclusivity, particularly for marginalized groups, creating a supportive space for dialogue on spirituality's relevance in modern c... more

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5. Rev. Michael Tran
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