
Don't use what you learn from Buddhism to be a Buddhist. Use it to be a better whatever-you-already-are.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 225 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

In this episode, I explore the concept of holding two things at once, a practice that has become central to my own experience, especially during a recent personal transition. I discuss how we're often conditioned to assign a single emotional label to... more
In this episode, I explore the cosmic metaphor of stars, planets, and black holes as three distinct ways humans experience the world. Drawing parallels from the Artemis II moon mission and the film Project Hail Mary, I discuss how these celestial bod... more
In this episode, I talk to Devon and Nico Hase about their book, This Messy, Gorgeous Love. We explore how the Buddhist concept of dukkha, or inherent unsatisfactoriness, applies to relationships, reframing difficulty not as a sign of failure but as ... more
In this episode, I talk to Lodro Rinzler about his book, You Are Good, You Are Enough, which explores the Buddhist concept of basic goodness. We discuss how life's experiences can cover our inherent wholeness with "clay"—conditioning and societal mes... more
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Amazingly simple to grasp discussions of Buddhist concepts and practical application of them. Thank you for your candor Noah! 🥲🧲👌🏼
When I listen to this podcast, it reminds me to be a better version of myself. I would strongly recommend this to anyone who wants some practical ways to “be a better whatever you already are.”
This show has given me peace and calmness and meaning to my otherwise meaningless day. The website eightfoldpath.com is quite a revelation. Love the answers it has given me to my questions. It can be my daily guide as I start my day and when confronted by questions, doubts, uncertainties, and even darkness. Thank you. You’ve made a lot of sense to many senseless things goin on in this chaotic world we live in. I’ll give you even more than 5 stars.
For those of us who are not religious, this podcast does a good job explaining Buddhism without religious trappings.
For those of us who are not religious, this podcast does a good job explaining Buddhism without religious trappings.
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A thoughtful, practical take on Buddhist principles geared toward everyday life and personal growth. Episodes mix Dharma talks on the Eightfold Path with accessible, layperson-friendly explanations and personal anecdotes, focusing on how mindfulness, ethics, and compassionate action map onto modern, non-theistic practice. Highlights include practical exercises, humanity-centered reflections on mortality, and straightforward guidance for integrating spiritual concepts into work, relationships, and daily routines. A standout aspect is the emphasis on secular framing—teaching that aims to be applicable to anyone seeking calmer, more purposeful living rather than religious adherence.
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1. Lodro Rinzler
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