
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 | 217 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySpiritualityBuddhism | |||

In this episode, I celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the Secular Buddhism podcast by announcing a new AI-powered website, EightfoldPath.com, which serves as a modern application of the Buddhist concept of skillful means. Skillful means, or upaya, ... more
Why are we so uncomfortable with not knowing? We often race toward any answer, even a bad one, just to escape the anxiety of uncertainty. This episode explores the strange and profound world of Zen koans.
Using the powerful story of the nun Chiyono ... more
In this episode, Noah reflects on the heaviness of living in a world filled with violence, hatred, and suffering. From school shootings to war and personal experiences of pain, he explores the Buddhist teaching of the three poisons: ignorance, greed,... more
In this episode, Noah explores Right Livelihood, the next step on the Eightfold Path. More than just avoiding harmful professions, Right Livelihood invites us to reflect on how our work shapes who we are and how we show up in the world. Noah shares p... more
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The host is completely unlikable. Comes off as an entrepreneur who is interested in Buddhism for that purpose alone. It’s disgusting.
Being the kind of person who rips this podcast to shreds in a one star review. Yep, that’s why we need this podcast. Thanks for making it.
This is a really nice podcast. Noah is very grounded and skillful in the way he shares the dharma. Making it accessible, practical but also profound. Connecting to his own life or public events ensures the teaching is not boring but rooted in everyday humanity.
I just listened to The War Within and really lived the quote below.
“The poisons that you transform in your own heart create ripples that extend far beyond what you can see. And the tree that you are, with the roots of your beliefs, t... more
Just discovered your podcast and am thoroughly enjoying it! Grateful for the open concept and not a certain lineage! 🙏
So love this podcast ! So real! Thank you 🙏
A very necessary podcast nowadays. Buddhist philosophy without the religious side.
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An exploration of Buddhist principles, focusing on practical applications for everyday life rather than the pursuit of traditional Buddhist identity. The host emphasizes personal growth, mindfulness, and ethical living through accessible discussions on core concepts such as compassion, right action, and the pursuit of inner peace. The episodes often draw from personal anecdotes, relatable examples, and societal observations, making complex philosophies approachable and relevant to listeners' own experiences. This unique perspective invites individuals from all backgrounds to engage with these teachings without feeling pressured to conform to a specific spiritual identity.
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Recent guests on Secular Buddhism include:
1. Heather Schenck
2. Cortland Dahl
3. Jon Ogden
4. Amanda Suarez
5. Michelle Larson
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