Podcasts about acharya fleet maull

Acharya Fleet Maull, Ph.D came of age in the late sixties and discovered Buddhism as part of the counter-cultural search for authenticity. After college he moved to Peru where he encountered the writings of his first teacher, Trungpa Rimpoche, and the opportunities of living outside the system by smuggling drugs. He moved to Colorado to study with Trungpa becoming one of his primary attendants but continued to live a dual life as a dharma practitioner and drug user and smuggler. This karma caught up to him in 1985 and he faced the choice of going on the run or turning himself in. He turned to Trungpa for advice and he recommended that Fleet face what he had created, which began the pain and chaos of long term incarceration. Again faced with the choice of hunkering down and just trying to get through the time or finding a way to help others with their suffering, Fleet began to develop his practice along the ethical teachings of the precepts. Four years into his fourteen-year sentence, Fleet founded the Prison Mindfulness Institute, which has become a leading provider of mindfulness programming for both prisoners and criminal justice professionals. Today Fleet is a senior lineage teacher in the Shambhala community and is a dharma successor of Roshi Bernie Glassman. He is a senior priest in the Zen Peacemaker community assisting with Auschwitz Bearing Witness retreats and co-founded the Rwanda Bearing Witness retreats. To find out more about Fleet Maull's work visit his websites: https://windhorseseminars.fleetmaull.com/ https://fleetmaull.com/ He also has a website for his new book Radical Responsibility: https://www.radicalresponsibilitybook.com And you can buy Fleet Maull's books at  Radical Responsibility  https://amzn.to/2LMPw8o Dharma in Hell: The Prison Writings of Fleet Maull  https://amzn.to/30oPFCe Fleet Maull is involved with a number of other organizations, many of which we talked about in the podcast. You can find information about there here: Prison Work:  www.prisonmindfulness.org Work with Criminal Justice Professionals:  www.mindfulpublicsafety.com Training Mindfulness Teachers in Trauma-Informed Approaches: www.engagedmindfulness.org  Mindful Justice Advocacy: www.mindfuljustice.org  Bearing Witness work:  www.zenpeacemakers.org  Prison Hospice work: www.npha.org 

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Tricycle’s web editor, Wendy Joan Biddlecombe, speaks with Acharya Fleet Maull at the Engaged Mindfulness Institute in Deerfield, Massachusetts, about his work, and why he’s moving beyond prisons to train the next generation of mindfulness teachers. In the second part of this Tricycle Talks episode, you'll go behind the scenes at a recent retreat with Fleet Maull and hear from four people going through the training about why they practice mindfulness and how it helps the populations they serve.

In this two-part Tricycle Talks episode, Tricycle’s web editor, Wendy Joan Biddlecombe, speaks with Acharya Fleet Maull at the Engaged Mindfulness Institute in Deerfield, Massachusetts, about his work, and why he’s moving beyond prisons to train the next generation of mindfulness teachers. Facing 30 years on a drug smuggling conviction, Maull viewed prison as his “monastery time,” devoting himself to practice and serving others.