Noah Levine

Against The Stream

Noah Levine

  • Keeping a Sense of Humor with Noah Levine

Keeping a Sense of Humor with Noah Levine

Thursday 16th September 2021

Noah Levine discusses how humor can aid in overcoming suffering and addiction recovery in 'Against The Stream'.
91 minutes
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Against The Stream
Author:
Noah Levine
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Mindful Recovery
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Finding Joy in the Journey: Humor and Healing with Noah Levine

The core teaching is: if you work hard in this lifetime, you can end all of your suffering. All of it, not some of it, not some of the time, but a consistent relationship of when it hurts, you learn to care about it rather than hate it and make it worse.
Can laughter really help in the battle against suffering? In this episode of 'Against The Stream', Noah Levine, the founder of this American Buddhist lineage, shares his insights on the vital role humor plays in our lives, especially when dealing with serious issues like addiction recovery. Drawing from his own experiences and Buddhist teachings, Noah highlights how humor can be a powerful tool in transforming pain and suffering into something more manageable.
He delves into the First Noble Truth and the urgency of recovery, emphasizing that while the journey to end suffering is serious, it doesn't have to be devoid of joy. Noah's compassionate approach reminds us that developing a consistent and caring relationship with our pain is key to healing. Whether you're on a path to sobriety or simply seeking a lighter way to navigate life's challenges, this episode offers a refreshing perspective on the power of laughter and light-heartedness.
Tune in to discover how embracing humor can be an essential part of your transformation journey.