Bodhisattva Road Podcasts

Shaila Catherine returns to the podcast to speak about her new book Beyond Distraction: Five Practical Ways to Focus the Mind.By Ted Meissner

Paul Keddy joins us to speak about Darwin Meets the Buddha: Human Nature, Buddha Nature, Wild Nature.By Ted Meissner

Ajahn Sona joins us to speak about Bloom: Buddhist Reflections on Serenity and Love.By Ted Meissner

Matteo Pistono returns to the podcast to speak about his new book Roar: Sulak Sivaraksa and the Path of Socially Engaged Buddhism.By Ted Meissner

Pamela Weiss joins us to speak about A Bigger Sky: Awakening a Fierce Feminine Buddhism.By Ted Meissner

Lama Rod Owens returns to the podcast to talk about Love and Rage: The Path of Liberation Through Anger.By Ted Meissner

Barbara Bonner joins us to speak about Inspiring Forgiveness.By Ted Meissner

Devon and Craig Hase join us to speak about their new book, How Not to Be a Hot Mess: A Survival Guide for Modern Life.By Ted Meissner

Seth Zuiho Segall joins us to speak about Buddhism and Human Flourishing: A Modern Western Perspective.By Ted Meissner

Alex Kakuyo joins us to speak about Perfectly Ordinary: Buddhist Teachings for Everyday Life.By Ted Meissner

Evan Thompson joins us to speak about his new book, Why I Am Not a Buddhist.By Ted Meissner

Dave Smith joins us to speak about his Secular Dharma Foundation.By Ted Meissner

Koshin Paley Ellison joins us to speak about his new book, Wholehearted: Slow Down, Help Out, Wake Up.By Ted Meissner

John Danvers joins us to speak about the in-person Exeter Meditation Circle.By Ted Meissner

Zen teacher and author Brad Warner joins us to talk about his new book Short Intro Letters to a Dead Friend About Zen.By Ted Meissner

Kare Landfald joins us to speak about Zen Coaching.By Ted Meissner

John Negru returns to the podcast to speak about his new book, Bodhisattva 4.0: A Primer for Engaged Buddhists.By Ted Meissner

Sharon Suh joins us to speak about her book, Occupy This Body: A Buddhist Memoir.By Ted Meissner

Oren Jay Sofer joins us to speak about Say What You Mean: A Mindful Approach to Nonviolent Communication.By Ted Meissner

Robert M. Ellis returns to the podcast to speak about his new book, The Buddha's Middle Way: Experiential Judgement in his Life and Teaching.By Ted Meissner

Ira Helderman joins us to speak about his book Prescribing the Dharma: Psychotherapists, Buddhist Traditions, and Defining Religion.By Ted Meissner

Richard Harrold joins us to speak about his book, My Buddha Is Pink: Buddhism for the Modern Homosexual.By Ted Meissner

Rick Repetti joins us to speak about Buddhism, Meditation, and Free Will: A Theory of Mental Freedom.By Ted Meissner

Rande Brown joins us to talk about why mindfulness is not a substitute for therapy.By Ted Meissner

Author and teacher Ben Connelly joins us to speak about Mindfulness and Intimacy.By Ted Meissner

Mitra Bishop Roshi joins us to speak about contemplative practice for women veterans experiencing PTSD.By Ted Meissner

Ron Serrano joins us to speak about meditating with others and the group Dharmachanics.By Ted Meissner

David Loy returns to the podcast to speak about how Buddhist practice can help change the ecological crisis.By Ted Meissner

Toni Bernhard joins us to speak about the updated and revised edition of her book How To Be Sick: A Buddhist-Inspired Guide for the Chronically Ill and Their Caregivers.By Ted Meissner

Blair Hurley joins us to speak about her new Buddhist fiction book, The Devoted.By Ted Meissner

Eve Ekman joins us to speak about the program Cultivating Emotional Balance.By Ted Meissner

Cameron Conaway joins us to speak about how Buddhist practice has helped the healing process of childhood trauma.By Ted Meissner

Ann Gleig joins us to speak about her new book, American Dharma: Buddhism Beyond Modernity.By Ted Meissner

I'm putting a new podcast out into the world. On Anchor. Please go find it. Search for "Scharpening the Mind" or just my name. Thank youBy Daniel Scharpenburg

Generosity, Virtue, Patience, Diligence, Concentration, Wisdom.To donate by Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/DanielScharpenburgMy Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/DanielSchMy Books: https://danielscharpenburg.com/books/My blog: https://danielscharpenburg.com/By Daniel Scharpenburg

Student goes to Master Ma and says, "I want you to teach me" Master Ma says, "You already have the greatest treasure within you."What can this story tell us about ourselves?By Daniel Scharpenburg

Some monks were afraid of ghosts in the woods. They went to the Buddha and asked what they should do. The Buddha offered Kindness as an antidote to fear.By Daniel Scharpenburg

Compassion! by Daniel ScharpenburgBy Daniel Scharpenburg

Is Buddhism Simple? Why or Why Not?By Daniel Scharpenburg

The Four Immeasurables are a list of virtues that are said to help us counteract negative mental states.By Daniel Scharpenburg

What Are We Talking About When We Talk About Zen by Daniel ScharpenburgBy Daniel Scharpenburg

Godless Mystic: the Buddha's Journey by Daniel ScharpenburgBy Daniel Scharpenburg

The Way Out of Suffering by Daniel ScharpenburgBy Daniel Scharpenburg

What defilement could ever arise? by Daniel ScharpenburgBy Daniel Scharpenburg

Be Real and Live Your Best Life by Daniel ScharpenburgBy Daniel Scharpenburg

Jay Forrest joins us to speak about a contemporary fusion of Buddhism with Daoism from his book, Spirituality Without God: An Introduction to Bodhidaoism.By Ted Meissner

Patience by Daniel ScharpenburgBy Daniel Scharpenburg

Our friend Bernat Font returns to the podcast to speak about Stream Entry as practice, and the evolution of secular mindfulness and Buddhism.By Ted Meissner

Dan Cozort joins us to speak about the Oxford Handbook of Buddhist Ethics.By Ted Meissner

Michael Jerryson joins us to speak about his book If You Meet the Buddha on the Road: Buddhism, Politics, and Violence.By Ted Meissner