Noah Levine
Noah Levine
Live Dharma Q&A with Noah Levine
Live Dharma Q&A with Noah Levine
Live Dharma Q&A with Noah Levine
Friday 26th November 2021
Join Noah Levine in a live Dharma Q&A as he discusses overcoming suffering, renunciation, and mindfulness in 'Against the Stream'.
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Get the buttons here!Noah Levine’s Live Dharma Q&A: Finding Freedom from Suffering
If you're willing to practice renunciation, stop doing some of the shit that's causing you suffering. If you're willing to let go of some things that you're addicted to- and not just the drugs and booze and sugar- but addicted to the mind, addicted to the self, addicted to the craving and aversion and obeying our minds, if you're willing to get free, you can, and if you're willing to do the work.
Ever felt like giving up on your spiritual practice because it seems too hard? Noah Levine understands and tackles this head-on in a live Dharma Q&A session on 'Against the Stream'. This episode isn't just about lofty ideals; it's about practical, real-world advice on how to navigate the often rocky path to inner peace. Noah encourages listeners to persist with their practice, even when they don’t feel like it, emphasizing the importance of investigating the sensations of breath and body.
In his raw and engaging style, Noah dives into the significance of renunciation—not just from drugs and alcohol, but also from the limiting beliefs we hold about ourselves. He explores how letting go can lead to a more compassionate and mindful life. Noah also shares his thoughts on a non-theistic approach to recovery, offering a refreshing perspective that resonates with many who may not align with traditional religious frameworks.
Throughout the episode, Noah’s candidness and sincerity shine through, making complex concepts accessible and relatable. His message is clear: if you're willing to do the work, freedom from suffering is within reach. Whether you're struggling with addiction, grappling with life's challenges, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of yourself, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you on your journey.