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Holiday Bonus Re-Issue: Noah Levine- Meditation, Suffering and Mindfulness
Holiday Bonus Re-Issue: Noah Levine- Meditation, Suffering and Mindfulness
Holiday Bonus Re-Issue: Noah Levine- Meditation, Suffering and Mindfulness
Thursday 29th December 2016
Join Noah Levine on 'The One You Feed' as he discusses his journey from addiction to mindfulness, blending Buddhist teachings with punk ideology.
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Get the buttons here!Noah Levine: From Chaos to Clarity Through Meditation and Mindfulness
So it's an internal rebellion against the internal causes of suffering. And then it becomes also an external revolutionary stance to say: I'm not seeking my happiness through materialism, I'm seeking my happiness through an internal sense of well-being that negotiates and lives in this material world and participates on one level.
Imagine hitting rock bottom in a juvenile prison cell and finding the path to peace through Buddhism. That's the incredible journey of Noah Levine, an American Buddhist teacher and author, who sits down with host Eric Zimmer in this episode of 'The One You Feed'. Levine's story is one of transformation, moving from a life marred by addiction and violence to one enriched by meditation and mindfulness.
His unique blend of Buddhist principles and punk ideology offers a fresh perspective on dealing with life's struggles. Levine's teachings emphasize the difference between pain and suffering, guiding listeners on how to cultivate compassion and wisdom through mindfulness practices. He also sheds light on common misconceptions about Buddhism, making his insights accessible to anyone seeking a more peaceful life.
This episode is a must-listen for those looking to understand how mindfulness can turn suffering into a journey of self-discovery and kindness.