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In this Episode, Author, Writing Coach, Journalist, Mindfulness expert and Buddhist Meditator, Barry Boyce is our guest. He and Erric have a wide ranging conversation about Mindfulness Meditation and Buddhism in today's world. Is mindfulness a net plus or just a watered down version of Buddhist practice? Do modern urban Budhist centers meet the needs of people in today's chaotic fast moving world? Find out what Erric and Barry think in this thought provoking conversation. Barry Boyce is Founding Editor of Mindful magazine and mindful.org. A meditation practitioner since the early seventies and a teacher since the early eighties—as well as a professional writer and editor— he is the editor of and a primary contributor to The Mindfulness Revolution: Leading Psychologists, Scientists, Artists, and Meditation Teachers on the Power of Mindfulness in Daily Life. Barry also worked closely with Congressman Tim Ryan, as developmental editor, on A Mindful Nation and The Real Food Revolution, and with Sharon Salzberg on her 2021 book, Real Change: Mindfulness to Heal Ourselves and the World, as well as two of her upcoming books. Other authors whose books he has edited or been consulted on include Dacher Keltner, Janice Marturano, Caverly Morgan, Christiane Wolf, Susan Kaiser-Greenland, Frank Ostaseski, and Andy Karr. He is a member of the group that created the renowned Denma translation of Sun Tzu's Art of War and co-author of The Rules of Victory: How to Transform Chaos and Conflict; Strategies from the Art of War. In addition to being board chair of the Foundation for a Mindful Society, Barry is secretary of the board of directors of the Centre for Mindfulness Studies in Toronto, and is a member of the advisory board of Peace in Schools, in Portland, Oregon. He is a father and grandfather who lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia. His daughters and granddaughters live in Toronto.

CLIMATE ACTION SHOWMAY 29TH 2023PRODUCED by Vivien LangfordWith guest producer Simon Walker K N O W I N G   W H A T   T O  D O N A B    B A N K I N G    C L I M A T E   F A I L U R ER E W I L DI N G  - ANIMALS KNOW WHAT TO DO.  Guests: The Climate Congregation - In prayer and meditation at NAB HQ in Sydney. This is a group of eminent                                                    citizens  from the Budhist, Christian and Muslim faiths.  David Finnigan -  Writer and climate expert has a short piece about rewilding in the suburbs. You can see his play in Sydney SCENES FROM THE CLIMATE ERA  at Belvoir Theatre until the end of JUNE.  (440) David Finnigan - How to fall in love with the world as it unravels - YouTube Oswald Schmitz  - Oastler Professor of Population and community ecology in the Yale University School of Environment.He is in Conversation with Simon Walker about how  Conserving Wildlife Can Help Mitigate Climate Change (yale.edu) " Solving the climate crisis and biodiversity crisis are not separate issues. Animals remove billions of tons of carbon dioxide each year. Restoring species will help limit global warming, new science reveals.                             Show NotesToday's programme takes us to a quiet Meditation Sit In to cut through the shouting around NAB who have increased their funding of the Fossil Fuel Industry!...... Its all through loopholes apparently.Imagine talking to the CEO. The police have been called but do they know who these people are?  Dear Ross Mc Ewan,Thank you for coming down. These people here are praying and meditating in order to connect with  you or the public or with something larger than all of us. You might like to know who they are.If you are stricken with a heart attack and rushed to the ED, one of these quiet people has spent his life being the calm knowledgeable centre of emergencies. He will know what to do.If there are racial tensions in your workforce and those workers are vital to you, one of these people is the head of a multi ethnic community group, and he will know what to do. There are skills involved and they start here with quiet meditation.If someone in your family is deeply unhappy and you have tried everything, one of these people has spent her life counselling, and she will know what to do.If you need an architect to renovate your house for energy efficiency and future proofing, she is sitting right here, and she will know what to do.In your world of high finance you also know what to do to keep capital flowing. But there is a bigger context than the economy for you to consider and I invite you to sit with us in this quiet place we have created. You are among people whose lives have been dedicated to the greater good. We are all depending on you to know what to do. BANKING CLIMATE FAILUREThe banners directed at the bank are simple : STOP FUNDING COAL, but in the Sydney HQ of the NAB Bank the calculations must be complex. Their policy is to reduce their exposure to coal yet they have financed the coal industry with $3.3billion since the Paris Climate Ageement. How much PR can cover that up? The new Market Forces report Banking Climate Failure explains the loopholes. Banking Climate Failure 2023 - Market Forces"The big four banks have committed to not providing direct finance for new thermal coalprojects, and all except ANZ have restrictions on project finance for new oil and gas fields,although these are opaque and littered with caveats.Yet none of the banks rule out financing the companies that are developing these new fossilfuel supply projects and are therefore continuing to fund this activity. It's alsoworth noting that none of the banks exclude finance to new fossil fuel transport orprocessing infrastructure, such as LNG terminals, despite these projects being out of line withglobal climate goals." Later in the month a bigger coalition from MOVE BEYOND COAL blocked the entrances of the HQ with signs saying STOP NAB WORKING WHILE NAB WORKS FOR COAL.You can take action: 1. Calling all shareholders! - Market Forces2. Joining Move Beyond Coal3. Joining  ARRCC

Halo BR Friends! Tahu gak sih Friends, sebentar lagi kita akan menyambut tahun 2022. Pasti diantara kita punya pengalaman tak terlupakan soal berusaha menjadi seseorang yang lebih baik. Mulai dari usaha untuk lebih baik dalam menjalani kehidupan dengan meraih mimpi dan sebagainya. Ada perubahan yang ingin atau mungkin udah pernah kita lakuin demi menjadi pribadi yang baru. Pergantian tahun adalah awal yang bagus untuk memulai segalanya untuk menjadi lebih baik. Mungkin yang dulunya pemalas harus bisa berubah menjadi rajin, kita yang dulunya mudah mengeluh jika ada masalah datang menghampiri ke depannya harus bisa lebih bersemangat menghadapi setiap masalah yang datang bertubi-tubi. Tapi gimana ya caranya? Odelia Sabrina Taslim, yang terbiasa dipanggil Dea, ahir di Jakarta, tanggal 2 Oktober 2000. Odelia ternyata mempunyai hobi bernyanyi sejak kecil lho. Ia juga memiliki segudang prestasi Friends, yaitu : - Juara 1 Lagu Budhist, kategori SMP Sippa Dhamma Samajja, Tingkat Nasional 1, 18 s/d 21 September 2012 - Juara 1 Lagu Budhist, kategori SD Sippa Dhamma Samajja, Tingkat Nasional 1, 28 s/d 31 Oktober 2009 - Juara 1 Lagu Budhist, kat 9-12 thn, Vihara Dhammacakka Jaya Sunter, 24 Agustus 2008 - Juara 1 Lagu Budhist, kat 5-8 thn, Vihara Dhammacakka Jaya Sunter, 05 Agst & 12 Agst 2007 - Juara 1 Lagu Budhist, Ruko Permata Palem, 20 Mei 2007 Dan juga pada tanggal 05 Mei 2009 telah mengeluarkan album lagu rohani Budhist yaitu: Album Cinta Kasih. Odelia mengambil pendidikan di Conservatory of Music, UPH. major di vokal kontemp, peminatan Terapi Musik, juga baru saja dinobatkan sebagai Cici Jakarta Berbakat 2021. Memiliki single Tiptoe dalam bahasa Korea dan Inggris pada bulan Desember 2020 lalu.

I got to sit down with my first guy! I was thrilled to have Tony Gerber on my podcast and to have him share his journey and his perspective from the masculine.  Side note, he's quite funny and easy to listen to!Born and raised in Mormon religion it was Tony's language. It wasn't something he bought into, it was just his reality. Going to Rick's college, serving a Mormon mission, all provided experiences where Tony started question what spirituality really meant to him. He started finding that he struggled with the idea of anyone telling him what his relationship with God should be. Sharing his thoughts and wisdom on moral superiority, the patriarchy,  family experiences including a bit of his wife's challenges with religion. Tony supported a lot of the core beliefs associated with the Mormon religion but he didn't align with the organizational government of the church. Sharing nuggets like, "Every time we are not being authentic with yourself it's nature pushing us to examine something within ourselves." or "A negative expression of masculinity is when a man tries to dominate and control.  Men & women should council together." You will love this episode! I know I did. Find more about Tony and his upcoming men's retreats at: www.tribeofpassage.com

"Today, The Alt-Country Show premieres the scenic, DIY music video for "Parkway Bound." The song can be found on North Carolina artist, Shay Martin Lovette's sophomore release, Scatter & Gather. The album dropped on May 14th and is produced by Joseph Terrell of Mipso. Beautiful arrangements showcase Lovette's crisp vocals and punctuate his songwriting. [youtubelg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UILkszuP0p4[/youtubelg] Lovette tells us a little bit about the making of the video, recording "Parkway Bound" for the album, and Scatter & Gather as a whole. On the idea behind the video: "I'm super excited to share this video, especially because it was a 100% DIY affair and the footage was captured on iPhones. My partner, Julianna Liegel captured most of the footage and Joseph Terrell, Gabe Anderson, and I filmed the rest. Gabe Anderson also edited the video. The idea for this video was pretty straight forward. “Parkway Bound” was written around the concept of someone leaving their troubles behind and escaping to the Blue Ridge Parkway. I am lucky enough to live less than a mile from the parkway, and have spent countless hours enjoying the mountains, trails, and creeks that can be found in the region so it felt natural to give the video a sort of “day in the life” type vibe. My good friend, Joseph Terrell (Mipso) who produced Scatter & Gather, drove his Jeep Comanche to Boone, North Carolina (where I'm based) and we hit the Blue Ridge Parkway for a full day of cruising to different scenic overlooks, rambling down trails, eating biscuits, and rock hopping to various waterfalls in the area.  By the end of the day we were exhausted but as we watched the sun disappear behind the Blue Ridge Mountains we were thankful for the journey." On the making of the song with Joseph: "'Parkway Bound' was recorded live at the Rubber Room Studio in Chapel Hill, North Carolina with my dream string band accompanying me and taking this tune to a beautifully folky place. Joseph Terrell (Mipso) sang harmony vocals, Aaron Ballance played Dobro, Libby Rodenbough (Mipso) played Fiddle, Andrew Marlin (Watchhouse) played mandolin, and Wood Robinson (Mipso) played upright bass. We only played the song twice and the second take was the keeper!" On the album: "Scatter & Gather is a collection of songs that I wrote on acoustic guitar at home in Boone, North Carolina and then fleshed out in the studio with members of Mipso, my band, and some very talented special guests like Andrew Marlin (Watchhouse). I had so much fun in the studio kicking ideas around with Joseph Terrell until each song got to a place that we both could be excited about. Joseph and I both have backgrounds in roots music but embrace the idea of experimenting with those roots so it was our goal to let both aspects shine through on this album." Be sure to listen to the podcast which features multiple tracks from Shay Martin Lovette's new album. Then add Scatter & Gather to your collection on Bandcamp! 00:00 - Emily (Sourwood Honey Rag by Shay Martin Lovette) 02:36 - Parkway Bound - Shay Martin Lovette 06:40 - Good Guy - Julia Jacklin 10:47 - Can't Do Much - Waxahatchee 14:26 - Budhist for a Couple Days - Dougie Poole 18:35 - When This Blows Over - John Calvin Abney 22:33 - Emily 24:35 - Sneaker - Paul Benjaman Band 28:08 - Expat - Moviola 31:51 - Whatever Love - Rosali 36:31 - Soft Love - Hello June 39:54 - Fallin' Angel - Van Plating 41:55 - Emily 43:10 - I Saw You - Travis Linville 46:38 - Glory Strums (Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner) - Hiss Golden Messenger 49:53 - High Hopes - Jesse Aycock 53:37 - Backslider - Pilgrim 57:08 - Emily (Sourwood Honey Rag by Shay Martin Lovette) 58:22 - Never Felt So New - Shay Martin Lovette 62:07 - Scatter and Gather - Shay Martin Lovette 65:11 - Finish "

Balance is so important in life. That is why, we need to find balance in our portfolio. It will also help reduce risk and increase our profit. Not to shabby for a financial principle which sounds like it was invented by a Budhist monk.

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Sources:telegraph.co.ukwikipedia.comEncyclopedia of World Religions by R. C. Zaehner Illustrated Dictionary of Religions by Philip Wilkinsonmelmagazine.com 

Throughout history, Christianity and Islam have battled it out, each vying to be the dominant religion on our planet. Jews, on the other hand, have done everything within their power to stay inside their tiny communities. Becoming Jewish, to this day, is extremely difficult. We’ve done a few episodes in the past on the struggles of “orthodox” conversion. The fact of the matter is - if you don’t go full ‘orthodox’, Israel will not consider you a real Jew. The divide between Orthodox Judaism and other denominations, mainly reform and conservative Judaism, is growing wider and wider. And many people find themselves stuck in this divide. Rabbi Angela was born in South Korea to a Jewish Father and a Budhist mother. She grew up in America, and from a young age she experienced demeaning comments, by fellow jews, doubting her Judaism. And from a young age, she decided she would not let those people dictate her relationship with Judaism. What led Angela on the path of becoming one of the most influential women Rabbis in America? How did she pave a way from Temple Beth El in Tacoma, Washington, to singing Hanunuka songs to President Obama in the White House? And ultimately, what helped her persevere in spite of all the obstacles she faced? We’re honored and thrilled to be joined by the Rabbi and Cantor Angela Buchdahl.

Sam sits down with New York Times bestselling author and world renowned Budhist teacher Jack Kornfield to talk about finding inner peace, getting through dark times, and honoring your cargo. Jack Kornfield trained as a Buddhist monk in the monasteries of Thailand, India and Burma. He has taught meditation internationally since 1974 and is one of the key teachers to introduce Buddhist mindfulness practice to the West. After graduating from Dartmouth College in Asian Studies in 1967 he joined the Peace Corps and worked on tropical medicine teams in the Mekong River valley. He met and studied as a monk under the Buddhist master Ven. Ajahn Chah, as well as the Ven. Mahasi Sayadaw of Burma. Returning to the United States, Jack co-founded the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts, with fellow meditation teachers Sharon Salzberg and Joseph Goldstein and the Spirit Rock Center in Woodacre, California. Over the years, Jack has taught in centers and universities worldwide, led International Buddhist Teacher meetings, and worked with many of the great teachers of our time. He holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology and is a father, husband and activist. For more of Jack: Website: https://jackkornfield.com/ Books: https://www.amazon.com/Jack-Kornfield/e/B001H6OABQ/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1?qid=1519667390&sr=8-1 Spirit Rock Meditation Center: https://www.spiritrock.org/ For more of us: Twitter: https://twitter.com/HelloHumans_co Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hellohumans.co/ And if you’d like to buy us a coffee (or burrito) once a month to help us keep going, you can become a patron by going to https://www.patreon.com/hellohuman and making a pledge of any amount.  

What if you could let go of effort and struggle and relax back into the happiness and ease that is your birthright? Explore a direct approach to spiritual awakening and realize your natural state of inherent wakefulness and innate peace. No regular practice is required, just the willingness to open yourself to a transformative new way of experiencing life.

How much do you know about your past lives? Were you a young settler on the Oregon Trail, an octopus, or an award-winning-bowling-alley-employee during your last time on Earth? Did you know that birthmarks indicate how you died in your last life?  Can a person reincarnated find the murderer that ended their last life? Can Steve sing like the Backstreet Boys? These are some of life's most-asked questions solved on this latest episode. Kelly Stravers, Lauren Boyle and Karen Starr guest appear on a spiritual expedition into the concept of reincarnation.   

Show 2 is here and packed full of interesting people great music and the wise words of Anthony de Mello. 1. Welcome 2. Kings of Leon - Manhatten 3. Davids interview at Glastonbury with Ananthayata - Hare Krishna Movement 4. Bob Dylan - Buckets of Rain 5. Glastonbury Interview with Lizzy 6. Empire of the Sun - Country 7. Anthony De Mello - Clinging to illusion 8. Neil Young Live - The Needle And The Damage Done 9. Sophie interview part 1 10. Toots And The Maytals - Let Down 11. Sophie interview part 2 12. Curtis Mayfield - No Thing On Me 13. See Ya 14. Anthony De Mello - Will I be Of Help To You