Noah Levine
Noah Levine
1st Foundation with Noah Levine
1st Foundation with Noah Levine
1st Foundation with Noah Levine
Monday 3rd March 2025
Noah Levine explores the first foundation of mindfulness - the body. Discover how mindful awareness of your physical form can lead to profound insights and liberation.
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Episode Overview
- Mindfulness of the body is a core Buddhist practice.
- Paying attention to physical sensations reveals truths about impermanence.
- The body can teach us about suffering and non-attachment.
- Guided meditation helps in developing present-time awareness.
- Exploring the four elements in the body leads to deeper insights.
Everything that you need to learn to get free from suffering, your body will teach you
In this episode of 'Against The Stream', Noah Levine kicks off a series on the foundations of mindfulness, focusing on the first foundation - the body. Noah, the founder of Against The Stream and author of 'Dharma Punx', dives into the core Buddhist practice of mindfulness, emphasising its significance in understanding and alleviating suffering. He explains how the body serves as a powerful tool for realising the truths of impermanence, suffering, and non-self.
By paying close attention to our physical form, we can uncover profound lessons about the nature of reality and develop a more harmonious relationship with our experiences. Through guided meditation and community discussions, Noah encourages listeners to explore their bodies' sensations, elements, and impermanent nature. This episode is a deep dive into how mindfulness of the body can lead to greater acceptance, reduced anxiety, and ultimately, liberation from suffering.
If you're curious about the transformative power of mindfulness, this episode is a must-listen.