Buddha Bites Shannon M Whitaker
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- Religion & Spirituality
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60(ish) seconds of BuddhaMindfulness with your host, Shannon M Whitaker. Come and get 'em!
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Buddha Bites EP55 - Learning From Your Own Experience
Welcome back to Buddha Bites, bringing you delicious morsels of BuddhaMindfulness Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
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Buddha Bites EP54 - Paying Attention After
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Buddha Bites EP53 - Paying Attention During
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Buddha Bites EP52 - Paying Attention Before
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Regarding my translation of MN61, Advice to Rāhula at Ambalattikā Sutta, the original text only refers to considering the welfare of self and other. I believe, however, that Siddhattha Gotama was concerned for human flourishing. And if he were alive today, he would recognize the need to consider the global impacts of our actions. Thank you for taking the time to consider this translation.
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Buddha Bites EP51 - The Garden of Your Mind
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Buddha Bites EP50 - Five Finger Practice 3
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Customer Reviews
Mindfulness without the woo-woo
These are perfect! At just a few minutes, they’re easy to slip into my day. They’re clear, concise, and—best of all—no judgement. So glad these are in the world, like little candies of goodness!
Good bites!
I enjoy these ideas and provocations. Useful and helpful.
Buddhism, in a tasty fun package
Just a bit at a time, like you would describe it to a kid.