Noah Levine
Noah Levine
Compassion with Noah Levine
Compassion with Noah Levine
Compassion with Noah Levine
Friday 1st September 2023
Noah Levine explores the depth of compassion in Buddhism, focusing on self-compassion, justice, and meditation in this insightful episode.
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Episode Overview
- Compassion is a fundamental aspect of the Buddhist path to liberation, requiring the retraining of minds and rewiring of the nervous system.
- The podcast explored the complexities of expressing and receiving compassion, along with the intersection of justice and compassion.
- Insights were shared on the impact of social media in propagating compassionate perspectives and the significance of avoiding spiritual bypass.
- Noah Levine also discussed the profound impact of extended meditation retreats in developing compassion and emphasized its transformative potential.
- The episode offered valuable reflections on the challenges and practices of compassion within Buddhism, encouraging listeners to explore its profound impact.
May our compassion have a positive effect, create a positive change on this planet. Thanks for tuning into the podcast. This is Noah Levine, founder of Against the Stream and Refuge Recovery.
How often do we truly understand the depth of compassion? In this episode of 'Against The Stream', Noah Levine takes listeners on a heartfelt journey into the essence of compassion within Buddhism. Noah, the founder of Against the Stream, Refuge Recovery, and Dharma Punks, highlights the need to rewire our nervous systems and retrain our minds to genuinely feel and express compassion, especially towards ourselves. It's not just about being kind to others; it's about starting with self-compassion.
Noah digs into the challenges many face when trying to both give and receive compassion, touching on the intersection of justice and kindness. He doesn't shy away from the tough topics either, discussing how social media can sometimes distort our compassionate intentions and how we can avoid falling into the trap of spiritual bypassing. One of the standout moments is his discussion on targeted compassion during meditation and how extended retreats can deepen our practice.
This episode offers valuable insights and practical advice, encouraging listeners to explore the transformative power of compassion in their own lives.