Meditations, interviews, dharma talks and features from Lion's Roar, a non-profit media organization offering Buddhist wisdom and advice for mindful living to create a more caring and just world.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityBuddhism |
In this episode of The Lion's Roar Podcast, Lion’s Roar’s Sandi Rankawduwa talks to Dr. Tania Israel, Professor of Counseling Psychology and Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the University of California, Santa Barbara. With 25 y... more
In this interview, Buddhadharma deputy editor Mariana Restrepo speaks with Dr. Pierce Salguero about a survey he conducted among Buddhist studies scholars, providing an insightful look into the changing landscape of Buddhist scholarship. The survey h... more
Today, we’re delighted to invite you to our new 5-week course, “Five Keys to the Complete Path of Mindfulness.” Led by renowned mindfulness teachers, the course includes live sessions, guided meditations, and practical exercises to help you apply min... more
In this episode, Lion's Roar Assistant Editor Sandi Rankaduwa talks to James Ishmael Ford, a Zen priest and Unitarian Universalist minister who describes himself as having a "Buddhist brain, a Christian heart, and a rationalist stomach." James shares... more
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Such a fun episode. And so unexpected. I love the Buddhist sense of humor. I can’t describe it, but I think we get to laugh at ourselves more than other people.
There is no overlap of far left woke ideology and true Buddhist teachings on compassion and bodhichitta. This is false advertising and has nothing to do with the dharma. You are warping the authentic teachings for political reasons and it is misleading. What does internalized racism have to do with bodhichitta, ahimsa or emptiness. This new use of language is purely divisive. The goal of Buddhism should be to see clearly and honestly beyond skin color and political language. OM mani padme ... more
Each interview looks at the many contradictions we hold and cling to while also inviting us to let go of some of the weighty fears we carry each day.
The hosts are, for the most part, awful. Same guests with more skillful hosts would be appreciated. I end up seeking out the guests on other podcasts with hosts who are actually in conversation rather than the strange style of most of these hosts/interviewers which feels like they have no knowledge of the person before them and are so not in the present moment. The format is rigid and it’s frustrating because the topics/guests are excellent. But it’s like the hosts know nothing of Buddhism, what... more
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A variety of episodes present a broad range of topics related to Buddhism, mindfulness, and spiritual practices. Noteworthy conversations include insights from renowned Buddhist teachers, discussions of contemporary societal issues through a Buddhist lens, and explorations of various meditation practices. Importantly, the content frequently addresses the relevance of Buddhist principles in modern living and emphasizes inclusivity and compassion within spiritual practice. Unique themes arise such as the interconnection of spirituality and social justice, the exploration of cultural narratives in Buddhism, and the representation of women and marginalized communities in Buddhist discourse. This diverse tapestry of discussions is likely to reso... more
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Recent guests on The Lion’s Roar Podcast include:
1. Tania Israel
2. James Ishmael Ford
3. Tara Brach
4. Rev. Melissa Opel
5. Sharon Suh
6. Harvey Rice
7. Jackie Cole
8. Arisika Razak
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