Neil Webster (co-host of the podcast 'I Can't Believe It's Not Buddha' with Lee Mack) is back with a new podcast, all about his continuing investigation into the world of enlightenment, Buddhism and all things mindful. You could say he's going it alone, but Neil would argue that as we are all ultimately one entity, we're all going together. But just to be clear, he is going it alone. Neil will bri... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityComedy |
In this episode, Neil catches up with Jamie Catto, the director of Becoming Nobody, about the life of Ram Dass. They spend quite a long time discussing money (it is relevant), before moving on to whether or not its actual important to try to become n... more
WARNING! Neil is straight in with some deep non-dualism in this episode, so buckle up and put your tray to the upright position. more
This episode, Neil concludes his clumsy summary of the seminal Zen Buddhist book, Zen Mind, Beginners Mind by Shunryu Suzuki. more
Welcome! In this episode, Neil summarises the first half of Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind by Shunryu Suzuki, in a way that will make you want to read the book yourself. If only to remove the fog of Neil's interpretation. more
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I’ve been meditating on and off(though mainly off), for decades now. But since I started doing non-dual meditation with both the Sam Harris app and Dafty Tafty, it’s starting to properly blow my mind. So I’m looking forward to having someone else on the journey to maybe help to explain what’s happening to me. Or at least share the utter weirdness of what happens when you do this stuff. Am I finally connecting with the Universal Oneness, or am I just showing the signs of early-onset Alzheimer’s? ... more
Neil Webster does a fantastic job is still funny and navigate this show in his own direction more
A brilliant podcast - funny, not taking itself too seriously, non-pretentious - for anyone wanting to know a bit or a bit more about Buddhism, mindfulness, meditation and all that goes along with it.
I have no judgement or attachment to this podcast
Exploring meditation with a truly amusing host
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