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Secular Buddhism

Noah Rasheta
Buddhism
Mindfulness
Eightfold Path
Suffering
Compassion
Wisdom
Meditation
Right Livelihood
Personal Growth
Bodhisattva Path
Right Speech
Death
Paragliding
Uncertainty
Gratitude
Mental Health
Right View
Right Action
Spiritual Path
Ethical Living

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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Latest Episodes

In this episode, I explore what death has to teach us about being fully alive, prompted by the recent death of mountaineer Nirmal "Nims" Purja in an avalanche in Pakistan. Starting with Richard Dawkins' reminder that "we are going to die, and that ma... more

In this episode, I explore the timeless wisdom found in Homer's The Odyssey through a secular Buddhist lens, drawing parallels between Odysseus's arduous journey home and our own human experiences. I highlight key lessons such as the danger of numbin... more

In this episode, I explore the concept of being "already whole" by examining two seemingly contradictory Buddhist stories: the Golden Buddha and peeling an onion. The Golden Buddha story suggests we are inherently valuable, covered by layers of condi... more

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

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Recent Guests

Devon Hase
Author; meditation teacher; co-author of This Messy, Gorgeous Love
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Episode: 220 - This Messy Gorgeous Love
Nico Hase
Author; meditation teacher; co-author of This Messy, Gorgeous Love
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Episode: 220 - This Messy Gorgeous Love
Lodro Rinzler
Author and meditation teacher, author of You Are Good, You Are Enough
Author, The Basic Goodness Collective (online community)
Episode: 219 - You Are Good, You Are Enough
Andy Chaleff
Author of 'Dying to Live'
Episode: 215 - Dying to Live
Heather Schenck
Author of 'Unbecoming Ourselves' and member of the online community since 2020.
Author and mindfulness instructor
Episode: 209 - Unbecoming Ourselves (with Heather Schenck)
Cortland Dahl
Scientist, author, meditation teacher, and executive director of Tergar International
Healthy Minds Program / Tergar International
Episode: 197 - A Meditator’s Guide to Buddhism
Jon Ogden
Co-founder of Uplift Kids, focusing on wisdom traditions.
Uplift Kids
Episode: 191 - Uplift Kids: Guiding Parents on Emotions and Wisdom
Amanda Suarez
School psychologist with a focus on children's healthy development.
Uplift Kids
Episode: 191 - Uplift Kids: Guiding Parents on Emotions and Wisdom
Michelle Larson
Marriage and family therapy associate and co-founder of Uplift Kids.
Uplift Kids
Episode: 191 - Uplift Kids: Guiding Parents on Emotions and Wisdom

Host

Noah Rasheta
Host of the Secular Buddhism Podcast

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 6.1k ratings
  • I have learned so much from this podcast: kindness, thoughtfulness, empathy and interdependence. I couldn't recommend this more for a thoughtful approach to living.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    gpfmartin
    a month ago
  • Well said sir, well said.

    Glad I pushed play on this podcast. I’ve been soaking them all in. Good stuff.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tenaj-88
    Canadaa month ago
  • Episode 222

    Thank you for sharing a personal story with us. I was in tears listening to your story. What a great father and partner you are. I see the love you have for your family. Thank you for sharing some wonderful life lessons.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Proo_o
    United States2 months ago
  • Always love, today’s made me cry with relatability thank you

    Amazingly simple to grasp discussions of Buddhist concepts and practical application of them. Thank you for your candor Noah! 🥲🧲👌🏼

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AntoninaBallerina
    United States3 months ago
  • Be a better person

    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.”

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kate Skillin
    United States5 months ago

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Listeners appreciate approachable, non-dogmatic take on Buddhism and mindfulness.
Some feedback notes strong personal impact and relatable storytelling; a few critiques mention pacing or delivery.
Guests consistently praise the host's clear explanations and practical guidance.

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215 - Dying to Live
Q: How has your relationship with mortality shifted?
Chaleff discusses how the loss of loved ones has compelled him to embrace the urgency and value of living fully and being present, changing his perspective on what truly matters.
215 - Dying to Live
Q: What was the catalyst for you? What draws a person to dive so deeply into the subject of death?
Chaleff expresses his tendency to confront discomfort and how vulnerability inspires him to share these themes, revealing feelings of isolation linked to death.
209 - Unbecoming Ourselves (with Heather Schenck)
Q: What advice would you give to someone who feels stuck in that all-pervasive suffering?
Acknowledge what's happening and meet yourself with compassion.
208 - Right Speech
Q: Can I pause before speaking, even if it was just for one breath?
This practice can lead to a shift in how we communicate.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Secular Buddhism

What is Secular Buddhism about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on applying Buddhist principles in everyday life, with a focus on secular, non-dogmatic practice. Episodes blend practical guidance on mindfulness, compassion, and interdependence with candid reflections on relationships, suffering, mortality, and personal growth. Across solo talks and guest conversations, the host translates traditional concepts into actionable insights for modern living, emphasizing presence, ethical living, and how inner work translates into better actions in daily life. Notable strengths include a consistent emphasis on accessibility—making complex ideas approachable for beginners—along with a willingness to tackle difficult topics (loss, conflict, uncertainty) through a compassionate, grounded lens. P... more

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2. Nico Hase
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7. Jon Ogden
8. Amanda Suarez

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