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Publisher |: Noah Rasheta

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Buddhism,; Philosophy,; Religion & Spirituality,; Self-Help

Categories Via RSS |: Buddhism,; Health,; Other Religion & Spirituality,; Religion & Spirituality,; Self-Help,; Spirituality

Don't use what you learn from Buddhism to be a Buddhist. Use it to be a better whatever-you-already-are.

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A podcast for secular-minded people interested in learning about Buddhist philosophy and teachings.

People |: Noah Rasheta (@noahrasheta)
Country Of Origin |: Mexico
Produced In |: Quintana Roo
Premiere Date |: 2015-12-31
Frequency |: Monthly
Explicit |: No

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182 Available Episodes (182 Total) / Average duration: 00:28:37

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182 Available Episodes (182 Total)Average duration: 00:28:37

Mar 28, 2023

00:32:39

"All experience is preceded by mind"; that is to say, our mind determines whether or not we suffer. Knowing that we can't escape the consequences of our actions and that actions originate with thoughts, this episode will explore how and why we should practice noticing our thoughts.

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Jan 30, 2023

00:19:53

This is episode #178. The topic I have in mind for today is the teaching of "The Four Investigations." This is a teaching that comes from the Yogachara school of Buddhism. According to Yogachara teachings, the key to understanding reality is to understand the mind. There are four investigations we can explore that are intended to help us to have a correct view or understanding of reality.

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Jan 24, 2023

01:05:39

In this episode, I'll share the audio from an interview I did on the 10,000 heroes podcast. You can find the episode here: https://pod.link/1565667158/episode/f438b75d2dfc86e40c526270a4cd4975

Are you interested in trekking with me to Everest Base Camp? Learn more at mindfultrekking.com

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Jan 04, 2023

00:34:58

In this first episode of 2023, I will talk about propensities and our relationship to our propensities.

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Nov 02, 2022

00:25:07

What are the two truths?

There is the Truth of how things really are, and the truth of how things seem to be. These are sometimes referred to as Absolute truth and Relative truth. Relative truths are always dependent on HOW we perceive them.

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Oct 28, 2022

00:30:22

A deep sense of unsatisfactoriness arises anytime we want to be other than how we are. It takes skillful effort to BE WHATEVER WE ALREADY ARE. In this episode, I will share my thoughts on the process of befriending our thoughts, emotions, feelings, and ultimately ourselves.

"No one to be"

"Nothing to do"

"Nowhere to go"

Some of the Buddhist concepts/topics shared in this episode:

Emptiness
Signlessness
Formlessness
Suffering/Unsatisfactoriness
Interdependent co-arising
Impermanence

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Oct 02, 2022

00:34:21

Unsatisfactoriness exists and it has a cause. What is the cause of unsatisfactoriness? In this episode, I will talk about craving and the role it plays in how we feel about life.

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Sep 25, 2022

00:33:45

Psychological acceptance is "the active embracing of subjective experience, particularly distressing experiences." In this episode, I will discuss practicing acceptance and using the OODA loop as decision-making tools to help us act more skillfully during difficult or stressful times.

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Aug 28, 2022

00:43:44

Something whole is comprised of ALL its undiminished parts or elements. We are a combination of our body and mind (hardware and software). The key to feeling whole is to understand and embrace all of the parts that make us who we are.

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Jun 28, 2022

00:41:45

The 5 remembrances are wake-up calls that help us to see more clearly, the nature of reality. They are wake-up calls that help us to live more intentionally and skillfully.

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Mar 28 | 00:32:39

179 - Notice Your Thoughts

Jan 30 | 00:19:53

178 - The Four Investigations

Jan 24 | 01:05:39

177 - 10,000 Heroes Podcast Interview

Jan 04 | 00:34:58

176 - Working with our Propensities

Nov 02 | 00:25:07

175 - The Two Truths

Oct 28 | 00:30:22

174 - Be Whatever You Already Are

Oct 02 | 00:34:21

173 - The Causes Of Unsatisfactoriness

Sep 25 | 00:33:45

172 - Practicing Acceptance

Aug 28 | 00:43:44

171 - How To Feel Whole And Complete

Jun 28 | 00:41:45

170 - The Five Remembrances

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