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Lodro Rinzler- The One You Feed
Lodro Rinzler- The One You Feed
Lodro Rinzler- The One You Feed
Friday 17th January 2014
Lodro Rinzler joins 'The One You Feed' to discuss meditation, mindfulness, and how to feed the right wolf in our modern lives.
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Get the buttons here!Lodro Rinzler: Finding Peace and Purpose in Modern Life
But let's practice meditation so that we're practicing for being present for the rest of our lives. Or we're falling in love all over again... Quotes like garbage in, garbage out, or you are what you think ring true.
What happens when ancient wisdom meets the challenges of today's world? In this episode of 'The One You Feed', Eric Zimmer sits down with Lodro Rinzler, a teacher in the Shambhala Buddhist tradition and author of books like 'The Buddha Walks into a Bar'. Lodro has spent over a decade making meditation and Buddhist teachings accessible to people from all walks of life. From college campuses to meditation centers, his workshops aim to help individuals find peace and purpose.
During their conversation, Lodro and Eric explore the famous 'Two Wolves' parable, discussing how feeding the right wolf can lead to a fulfilling life. They delve into topics like basic goodness versus original sin, the impact of fixed expectations, and even touch on Lodro's unique analogy of alcohol as a chainsaw. Lodro also shares personal stories, including how the death of a close friend influenced his journey and his work with the homeless through the Institute for Compassionate Leadership.
Whether you're new to meditation or a seasoned practitioner, this episode offers practical advice and heartfelt insights on navigating life's complexities with mindfulness and compassion.