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Explore "buddhas" with insightful episodes like "Podcast 237 – Die Kultivierungsgeschichte von Buddha Milarepa – Teil IV, Abschnitt 1", "Livsåskådning i P1: Buddhas födelsedag", "Livsåskådning i P1: Buddhas födelsedag", "A Journey of the Buddha" and "Season 3 Begins!" from podcasts like ""Deutsche Minghui Podcast", "Livsåskådning i P1", "Livsåskådning i P1", "11:11 Podcast" and "Amplify Today: Tech, Social Media and Pop Culture"" and more!
Episodes (15)
Livsåskådning i P1: Buddhas födelsedag
I baby Buddhas fotspår växte Lotusblommor upp när han gick, så säger historien.
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Det är cirka 2500 år sen Buddhas födelse, Vesak. Hur och när högtiden Vesak firas varierar från april till maj beroende på land och samfund.
Om vad den betyder idag samtalar buddister om i programmet.
Vi besöker Phat QuangTemplet, ett traditionellt asiatiskt buddhistiskt tempel i Göteborg med gul putsad fasad och rödbrunt glaserat taktegel från Kina. Det karaktäristiska pagodtaket har snickrats av en munk. Det krävdes åtta man för att lyfta upp de handsnidade entrédörrarna på framsidan när det byggdes för tio år sen av Vietnamesiska Kultur- och Buddhistiska föreningen i Göteborg.
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Tusenden ur Dhammapada
Välviljans tankar ur Metta Brahmavihara
Tillflyktens öar ur Mahaparinirvana Sutra
Karaniya sutta
Musik
Music for meditation/Kudamaloor Janardhanan Kaivalya
Buddham Sharanam Gachchami/Hariharan
Medverkande:
Thích Phước Thường
munk och ansvarig ledare vid Phat QuangTemplet, Göteborg
Ekaterina (Katja) Panova
Sveriges Buddhistiska gemenskap
Pake Hall
andlig ledare för Svalornas Sangha Peacemakers
Livsåskådning i P1: Buddhas födelsedag
I baby Buddhas fotspår växte Lotusblommor upp när han gick, så säger historien.
Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.
Det är cirka 2500 år sen Buddhas födelse, Vesak. Hur och när högtiden Vesak firas varierar från april till maj beroende på land och samfund.
Om vad den betyder idag samtalar buddister om i programmet.
Vi besöker Phat QuangTemplet, ett traditionellt asiatiskt buddhistiskt tempel i Göteborg med gul putsad fasad och rödbrunt glaserat taktegel från Kina. Det karaktäristiska pagodtaket har snickrats av en munk. Det krävdes åtta man för att lyfta upp de handsnidade entrédörrarna på framsidan när det byggdes för tio år sen av Vietnamesiska Kultur- och Buddhistiska föreningen i Göteborg.
Text
Tusenden ur Dhammapada
Välviljans tankar ur Metta Brahmavihara
Tillflyktens öar ur Mahaparinirvana Sutra
Karaniya sutta
Musik
Music for meditation/Kudamaloor Janardhanan Kaivalya
Buddham Sharanam Gachchami/Hariharan
Medverkande:
Thích Phước Thường
munk och ansvarig ledare vid Phat QuangTemplet, Göteborg
Ekaterina (Katja) Panova
Sveriges Buddhistiska gemenskap
Pake Hall
andlig ledare för Svalornas Sangha Peacemakers
A Journey of the Buddha
Tune in for soul story time! This episode takes you on a journey of the Buddha...
Amanda Giacomini aka 10,000 Buddhas is an artist, yoga teacher and storyteller. Her 10,000 Buddhas project was inspired by a pilgrimage to the Ajanta caves in India where she saw a two thousand year old mural of a thousand Buddhas meditating together. This experience sparked an awakening, which led her on a mission to paint 10,000 Buddhas, spreading a message of kindness, compassion, and connection with her art. Over the course of a decade, Amanda reached and surpassed her goal, making 10,000 Buddhas a highly sought after, worldwide art project, including large scale public murals, fine art paintings, works on paper, and textiles. Her street art can be found across the United States from Washington DC, Miami, Palm Beach and Asheville, North Carolina to Seattle, San Diego, and Hollywood, CA. She has also painted murals in Panama, Costa Rica, Germany and Japan.
As a teacher, Amanda has taught yoga to tens of thousands of people all over the world; from prestigious art museums and yoga festivals, to The White House and the Forbidden City in China. She is the co-founder of Point Reyes Yoga, a studio she and her husband, MC YOGI, started in 2001. Amanda has been teaching yoga for 20 years, practicing for over 25 and meditating for 30. Her approach to teaching is gentle and wise, one of her greatest joys is sharing the healing benefits of yin yoga while interweaving mythic stories from the Buddhist and yoga traditions. Amanda lives in Northern California with her husband MC YOGI and continues to paint Buddhas.
Season 3 Begins!
Action Packed episode featuring AustinFoundIt!, Karasutra, Pantene, Pantone, Echo, Kissinger, and Tiny Buddha's and Beans
7 Stop TALKING!
Wonder why your communication breaks down in your intimate and close relationships? Learn how the common text and subtext of so much of human talking makes it so hard to establish and maintain a sense of empathy and closeness. Beth presents her trademarked formula: Clean, Non-Blaming communication or CNBC, explaining how this four-step process helps you strengthen your parasympathetic nervous system. It can shift relationship, invite both participants into responsibility, and does it with respect and value for each.
This is an overview of the rules, guidelines for the process, and a demonstration using a common conflict between people who live together. Not in a relationship? You can use this in ALL kinds of connections and even with friends and your children! Just you getting good at going through the steps will have major benefits! Near Cincinnati? Midlife Mating Seminar 110 on March 31st is a great place to explore this more, apply your unique situation and get some hands-on demonstration and practice. Go to bethluwandi.com and look for the Midlife Mating 110 tab to register. Check out the complete show notes on midlifelovebytes.com
Entering the Mandala
For the next month or so we’ll be entering the mandala with a variety of talks and reflections from members of the Triratna Buddhist Order. We’ll begin at the beginning with “Entering the Mandala” by Vessantara for the first FBA Podcast in this series. Vessantara introduces Mandalas, in terms of personal, symbolic and specifically buddhist representations. He then invites us to enter the Mandala as a initiatory voyage of discovery and development, making reference to the System of Practice and the need to balance effort with openness.
This talk is part of the series The Mandala of the Five Buddhas.
WBKE 191: Ben Carson is an Idiot
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Interview - Buddha's Brain with Rick Hanson
Rick Hanson, Ph.D., is a neuropsychologist and author of Buddha’s Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom. He is an authority on self-directed neuroplasticity.
Interview - Buddha's Brain with Rick Hanson
Rick Hanson, Ph.D., is a neuropsychologist and author of Buddha’s Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom. He is an authority on self-directed neuroplasticity.
PNTV - Buddha's Brain by Rick Hanson
Rick Hanson is a neuropsychologist and meditation teacher and this book delivers on its sub-title, delivering a practical look at the neuroscience of happiness, love and wisdom. It’s packed with Big Ideas on the science of how our brains work and he shares a broad range of various practices and guided meditations to help us re-wire our brains. Good stuff.
PNTV - Buddha's Brain by Rick Hanson
Rick Hanson is a neuropsychologist and meditation teacher and this book delivers on its sub-title, delivering a practical look at the neuroscience of happiness, love and wisdom. It’s packed with Big Ideas on the science of how our brains work and he shares a broad range of various practices and guided meditations to help us re-wire our brains. Good stuff.
Rick Hanson Interview - Hardwiring Happiness
Dr. Rick Hanson shares advice from his new book, Hardwiring Happiness, about how we can tap into the hidden power of everyday experiences to change our brains and our lives for the better. Discover why your brain has a negativity bias, and how to overcome it by "taking in the good" for just 10-30 seconds at a time to increase overall happiness.
DP #7 The Avatamsaka Sutra: Opening the Avatamsaka World
Recorded at Upaya Zen Center, August 20th,
2005
1 hour, 0 minutes
The scholar Kazuaki Tanahashi introduces us to the Avatamsaka Sutra, the great Mahayana Sutra bringing forth the Buddha's enlightenment. Roshi Joan Halifax explores the Sutra in relation to our experience of practice and our realizations through practice. She speaks of the Avatamsaka world as a world of unselfishness. She then explores nonduality, love, flow of mind/body as the enlightenment of the Buddha.
We gratefully thank our friend of Upaya, Ottmar Liebert for his contribution of music and bells used in our Podcasts.
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DP #5 Life of Buddha: Mara
Recorded at Upaya Zen Center, December 4th, 2005.
1 hour, 12 minutes
This dharma talk begins with a short exposition by Kazuaki Tanahashi. Then Roshi Joan Halifax explores the Buddha's relationship with Mara. She asks retreat participants what is their mara, their devil. She gives the account of Buddha's encounter with Mara under the Bo tree. She makes the point that Mara is a state of mind that is characterized by limitation, our urge to make our lives predictable and safe. She completes this talk with the truth that awakening and practice cannot be separated.
We gratefully thank our friend of Upaya, Ottmar Liebert for his contribution of his music and bells used in our Podcast.
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