Noah Levine
Noah Levine
THE FIVE PRECEPTS with Noah Levine
THE FIVE PRECEPTS with Noah Levine
THE FIVE PRECEPTS with Noah Levine
Thursday 19th August 2021
Join Noah Levine in 'Against The Stream' as he explores the Five Precepts of Buddhism and their role in fostering mindful and compassionate living.
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Get the buttons here!Living Mindfully: Noah Levine on the Five Precepts
The five precepts: Don’t kill Don’t steal Don’t use drugs Don’t lie Refrain from sexual misconduct …is that if you kill, you're going to probably have some remorse, some guilt.
Imagine a life where every action is guided by compassion and mindfulness. In this episode of 'Against The Stream', Noah Levine takes listeners on a thoughtful journey through the Five Precepts of Buddhism. These guiding principles aren't just rules but a way to cultivate a more intentional and fulfilling life. Noah starts with a calming guided meditation, setting the stage for a deep dive into each precept.
He explains how these principles can help us navigate life's complexities with greater empathy and awareness. From refraining from harm to embracing honesty, each precept offers a pathway to more meaningful interactions and a sense of accountability. One particularly engaging part of the episode is Noah's discussion on sexual misconduct. He emphasizes the importance of honesty and consent in all relationships, urging listeners to reflect on their own experiences and strive for more respectful interactions.
Whether you're new to meditation or a seasoned practitioner, this episode provides valuable insights into living mindfully and compassionately. Join Noah Levine as he explores how the Five Precepts can transform not just our lives but the world around us.