Episodes
Everyday Buddhism 20 - A Bright Dawn: Conversation with Rev. Koyo Kub…
Living Buddha's Mission of Going to the People
Everyday Buddhism 19 - Bodhi Day Special: The Grace of Light
Light Without Bounds
Everyday Buddhism 18 - The 5 Precepts: Gentle Guides Not Commandments
Tools, Not Rules
Everyday Buddhism 17 - Radically Happy: Conversation with Phakchok Ri…
Radically Happy: A Users's Guide to the Mind
Everyday Buddhism 16 - Simple Awareness and the Many Forms of Meditat…
Bringing Awarenss to Meditation and Everyday
Everyday Buddhism 14 - Protesting? What's in Your Mind?
The First "Ask Me Anything" Response to a Listener's Question
Everyday Buddhism 13 - Right Effort: Joyful Balance
Adjusting Habits for Natural Joy, Not Perfection
Everyday Buddhism 12 - MORE Koans: Bringing Them Into the Everyday
Koans as Part of An Everyday Awareness Practice
Everyday Buddhism 11 - Koans: Reaching the Limit of Thought
Jumping into the Void of I Don't Know
Everyday Buddhism 10 - Right Livelihood is What You Think About What …
It's Not WHAT You Do, But What You Think About What You Do
Everyday Buddhism 9 - Right Action is not REaction
Sometimes NOT acting is the best possible action … the RIGHT Action
Everyday Buddhism 8 - Mindfulness Discussion with Meg Salter
The author of "Mind Your Life" joins me to discuss mindfulness
Everyday Buddhism 7 - Right Speech: "Zip It!"
Talking! We're Always Talking!
Everyday Buddhism 6 - Got Intention? AKA How to Be Less of a Jerk
In this podcast we're going to talk about "Right Intention" or how to be less of a jerk. Trying to be less of a jerk requires action ... not just thinking. We typically have trouble self-correcting, because we do things …
Everyday Buddhism 5 - Discussion with Noah Rasheta
A Crisis of Faith and Getting Comfortable with Uncertainty
Everyday Buddhism 4 - What Does Buddhism Say About...?
The Buddhist Answer to Everything
Everyday Buddhism 3 - The Slippery Self
Loosening Your Identification with Troublesome Concepts of "Self"
Everyday Buddhism 2 - What is Your WHY?
This episode is about finding your WHY. How do you feel about your life? Is it motivated by a big story, something bigger than yourself and your own little ego-driven, perceived wants and needs? The Buddha offered his followers an …
Everyday Buddhism 1 - Be an Insider
In the first podcast episode of Everyday Buddhism: Making Everyday Better we'll talk about what it means to be an "insider." The Tibetan word for Buddhist is called Nangpa. Nangpa means “insider.” Everything in our lives is about how we …