Noah Levine
Noah Levine
Fourth Factor of the Eightfold Path with Noah Levine
Fourth Factor of the Eightfold Path with Noah Levine
Fourth Factor of the Eightfold Path with Noah Levine
Wednesday 6th April 2022
Noah Levine discusses Right Action in Buddhism, highlighting ethical behavior and mindfulness for a liberated life. Tune in to learn more.
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Get the buttons here!Living Mindfully: Noah Levine on Right Action in Buddhism
Looking at our human life and the ways that we suffering says okay, we suffer about sex, we suffer about money, we suffer about you know, relationships, how people speak to us, how we speak, communication, so much unnecessary suffering and harm and difficulty when we're not careful with our behaviors, our actions...
How can we live a life that's both meaningful and liberated? In this episode of 'Against The Stream', Noah Levine dives into the Fourth Factor of the Eightfold Path: Right Action. Known for his down-to-earth approach to Buddhist teachings, Noah breaks down the Five Precepts that guide ethical behavior—no killing, stealing, sexual misconduct, lying, or using intoxicants. But don't worry, these aren't just rigid rules; they're pathways to living a more compassionate and mindful life.
Noah reflects on each precept and how they play out in our everyday actions. He talks about how small changes in our behavior can prevent unnecessary suffering and bring more kindness into the world. And when it comes to intoxicants, Noah doesn’t just preach abstinence; he explains how staying clear-headed helps us be more present and create positive karma. Throughout the episode, Noah encourages listeners to think about their own actions and their impact on themselves and others.
He wraps up by inviting everyone to practice these precepts and support the community at Against The Stream. If you’re curious about how Buddhist principles can make your life better, this episode offers plenty of food for thought.