Noah Levine
Noah Levine
‘Just One More’ with Noah Levine
‘Just One More’ with Noah Levine
‘Just One More’ with Noah Levine
Thursday 15th July 2021
Noah Levine discusses the three refuges in Buddhism and the role of community in 'Against The Stream'.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Refuge: Noah Levine on Community and Mindfulness in Buddhism
We come together to actually take refuge in each other, and that is not like I'm just here to meditate and I'm just here to listen to the teacher, but actually I'm here to be part of a community and to take refuge in the relationships of other people who are trying to be wise.
Ever wondered how Buddhism can help you find peace and build meaningful connections? In this episode of 'Against The Stream', Noah Levine, the renowned Buddhist teacher and author, dives into the essence of the three refuges in Buddhism—Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha (community). Noah’s wisdom and unique approach make these ancient teachings accessible and relevant to modern life. He emphasizes that taking refuge is not just about individual meditation but also about ethical living, wisdom, and compassion.
One of the standout points Noah makes is the role of community in our spiritual journey. He believes that a supportive community is crucial for anyone looking to live a mindful life. He encourages practitioners to engage with each other before and after meditation sessions, fostering connections that extend beyond the meditation hall. This sense of belonging and mutual support can be a game-changer in one's journey towards inner peace.
Noah also touches on the concept of appreciative joy and its relationship to craving, which he identifies as a primary cause of suffering. He explains how our attachment to pleasure can lead to suffering and offers mindfulness and wisdom as tools to overcome this craving. His teachings remind us that Buddhism is not just a set of philosophical ideas but a practical way of living that involves connecting deeply with others.
Towards the end of the episode, Noah invites listeners to take a few moments to introduce themselves to others in the room, reinforcing the idea that we find refuge not only in Buddha and Dharma but also in each other. This episode is perfect for anyone interested in Buddhism, meditation, or building meaningful connections within a community. Tune in to 'Against The Stream' and let Noah Levine guide you through the transformative power of taking refuge in Buddhism and community.