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Evolving Dharma in the Age of the Network

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    • Religion & Spirituality
    • 4.2 • 389 Ratings

Evolving Dharma in the Age of the Network

    Embodying Nondual Awakening with Judith Blackstone

    Embodying Nondual Awakening with Judith Blackstone

    In this episode Ryan Oelke chats with Judith Blackstone, contemporary spiritual teacher, psychotherapist, and founder of The Realization Process, and author of her latest book, The Fullness of the Ground: A Guide to Embodied Awakening.

    • 40 min
    Several Ways to Meditate with Vince F Horn

    Several Ways to Meditate with Vince F Horn

    In this episode Vince Fakhoury Horn teachings on several ways to meditate, including Concentration, Mindfulness, Heartfulness, Inquiry, Awareness, Embodiment, and Imaginal forms of practice.

    • 51 min
    Spring Washam on Harriet Tubman

    Spring Washam on Harriet Tubman

    In this Our Beloved Teachers episode Emily Horn speaks with Spring Washam about her relationship with Harriet Tubman, and the teachings she has received from her.

    • 29 min
    Homemaking Dharma with Emily W Horn

    Homemaking Dharma with Emily W Horn

    In this episode, Emily Horn delves into the concept of "Homemaking Dharma," exploring the creation of a spiritual home through mindfulness, love, and embracing personal hardships and cultural heritage, all leading to a profound sense of interconnectedness.

    • 38 min
    Contemplating the Anomalous with Vince F Horn

    Contemplating the Anomalous with Vince F Horn

    This talk, titled "Contemplating the Anomalous" was given by Vince Fakhoury Horn on a Buddhist Geeks retreat on the stages of a paradigm shift in understanding, going from ignoring the anomalous, to encountering anomalies and experiencing resistance, to exploration and finally toward genuine transformation.

    • 33 min
    Why Meditatewith.ai?

    Why Meditatewith.ai?

    Meditatewith.ai is a web app prototype, aimed at demonstrating the possibility of learning Multiplayer Meditation–an out-loud, social, interactive, & trauma-informed protocol–with an AI partner first.

    • 43 min

Customer Reviews

4.2 out of 5
389 Ratings

389 Ratings

NewJerseyJess ,

Tonight I chose to listen to the “Meditating On Race” and I was absolutely blown away

i hadn’t planned on listening to this particular episode because i have definitely been on a break from watching and/or listening to more conversations about the tragedy and trauma concerning race in America. I’ve just had enough of giving my attention to the horrific and devastating TELEVISED MURDER of men who look like my father, brother, cousins. I just feel so drained...like my actual body can’t take any more.

It’s so deep because as traumatic as this is to see on television, this blatant disregard for my humanity (based on my skin color) has been present in a million different ways my entire life. For example I was fortunate to have attended private schools growing up. I was ALWAYS one of only a handful of black students in school. I experienced So MANY incidents of Indirect discrimination, ignorant racist comments, hurtful prejudice assumptions and constant subtle reminders that I was “different” and “other” because I was black. That dynamic was part of my daily reality.....period
Living that kind experience daily embedded a specific contracted sensation that i can only describe as the feeling deep betrayal and humiliation and shocking whiplash combined.
And with every situation and every comment I felt forced to try to just “deal with it”.....SILENTLY!!! and at least not appear hurt...
It is only recently I have begun to acknowledge and heal the vestiges of trauma that are always a part of what it means to be black in this country.

Its conversations like these....the ones where I hear a genuine willingness to listen to my experiences (and my pain) without eye rolling and/or belittling or by accusing me of the using the infamous “race card” that assist with healing.
It just means so much to be heard in this kind of space. I appreciate the warmth and authenticity that you offered in this episode. It’s necessary and it’s healing!.... Thank you!

Anonymous 9658 ,

Woke

More left leaning political garbage. Not for me.

Shotinzenjin ,

Wow

I can’t believe I’m hearing propaganda from a so-called Buddhist podcast. Saying that Obama era was one of peace and prosperity. Really?. The housing crisis, bombing seven countries, building the detention centers for immigrants that are being used, don’t forget Obama was the DePorter in chief. I thought this was a Buddhist podcast not a propaganda podcast. Did you know that Trump started no new wars he’s bringing troops home he’s brought industry back to the United States, he’s funded black colleges, he’s made new opportunity zones in black neighborhoods,He’s made animal abuse a federal crime. There’s so much more Maybe you don’t know it because the media doesn’t cover it because it’s so biased.Being Buddhist has nothing to do with supporting the Democrats. Talk about living in an illusion.

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