Scott Snibbe
Robert Thurman
Robert Thurman & Scott Snibbe: How to Train a Happy Mind
Robert Thurman & Scott Snibbe: How to Train a Happy Mind
Robert Thurman & Scott Snibbe: How to Train a Happy Mind
Tuesday 4th June 2024
Join Scott Snibbe and Robert Thurman as they discuss overcoming self-hatred, finding joy without attachment, and cultivating compassion in challenging times.
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- Overcoming self-hatred through Buddhist practices.
- Finding joy without becoming attached.
- Cultivating compassion for even the most challenging individuals.
- Using analytical meditation to build positive mental habits.
- Practical advice for integrating Buddhist teachings into daily life.
You need some internal way to be happy, and that's to give up those delusions and start to look at the impermanent continuity of existence.
In this episode of 'A Skeptic's Path to Enlightenment', host Scott Snibbe engages in a fascinating conversation with the renowned Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman. Recorded live in New York City, this discussion dives into a variety of topics that are both thought-provoking and deeply relatable. From overcoming self-hatred and enjoying life's pleasures without attachment, to having compassion for even the most challenging figures like Vladimir Putin, the episode is packed with insights and humour.
Thurman shares anecdotes about his encounters with the Dalai Lama, including a humorous story about getting 'ghosted' by His Holiness. The conversation also touches on the concept of analytical meditation, which uses imagination and critical inquiry to cultivate qualities like love, compassion, and patience. Thurman explains how these practices can help transform negative emotions into positive mental habits, making them accessible even to those with busy Western minds.
Whether you're new to Buddhism or a seasoned practitioner, this episode offers practical advice and profound reflections that can help you build a happier, more compassionate life. So why not take a moment to listen and see how these teachings might resonate with you?