Podcast appearances and mentions of noah rasheta

Dr. Brad Reedy welcomes Noah Rasheta, host of the Secular Buddhism Podcast. Noah is a philosopher, author, and host of a podcast on Secular Buddhism, where he shares Buddhist teachings & concepts for everyday life. He shares practical, accessible skills and concepts to help people incorporate Buddhist teachings into their life in an attempt to reduce unnecessary suffering. In this episode, Noah discusses his favorite principles from Buddhism and how we can think about enlightenment. He shares his personal journey and provides listeners an overview of the goals and objectives of the practice of Buddhism.

In this episode of the Secular Buddhism Podcast, Noah Rasheta explores the Tibetan Buddhist concept of bardos, traditionally understood as transitional states between life, death, and rebirth. Taking a secular approach, Noah reinterprets bardos as a framework for understanding all of life's transitions, both big and small.Life is constantly shifting—between moments, relationships, jobs, emotions, and even identities. Each transition, whether minor or major, offers an opportunity to pause, reflect, and make intentional choices about what we bring forward and what we leave behind. Noah discusses the six bardos in Tibetan Buddhism and reimagines them in an everyday context, showing how they can help us navigate change with mindfulness and presence.Through personal stories and practical reflections, this episode encourages listeners to embrace the space between what was and what will be—not as something to fear, but as a fertile ground for growth, renewal, and greater self-awareness.Tune in to explore how recognizing bardos in daily life can help you move through transitions with clarity, resilience, and wisdom. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author and Podcaster Noah Rasheta explores the parallels between Buddhism and Stoicism with Michael Tremblay.Whether you're seeking practical wisdom or philosophical insight, this conversation offers tools for living more skillfully – regardless of which tradition resonates with you.From handling grief and identity to achieving wisdom, we uncover where these philosophies converge and diverge.Noah breaks down core Buddhist concepts like the three poisons (desire, aversion, and ignorance) and the practice of mindful awareness, and Michael talks about how these ideas map onto Stoic ideas about reflection and living according to nature. He shares personal stories about losing his business identity and finding peace during difficult parenting moments.Whether you're seeking practical wisdom or philosophical insight, this conversation offers tools for living more skillfully – regardless of which tradition resonates with you.(01:24) The Goal Of Life(13:11) Judging Ourselves(19:23) Habitual Responses(25:04) The Middle Way(30:44) Identity(43:37) Wisdom(54:00) Practice***Download the Stoa app (it's a free download): https://stoameditation.com/podIf you try the Stoa app and find it useful, but truly cannot afford it, email us and we'll set you up with a free account.Listen to more episodes and learn more here: https://stoameditation.com/blog/stoa-conversations/Thanks to Michael Levy for graciously letting us use his music in the conversations: https://ancientlyre.com/

In this episode of the Secular Buddhism podcast, Noah Rasheta explores the concept of letting go as a path to freedom and liberation. Using analogies like hanging onto a rope, carrying a backpack, and navigating monkey bars, Noah illustrates how our attachments to beliefs, roles, and identities can create unnecessary suffering. He offers practical advice for identifying and releasing the things that weigh us down, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and adaptability in the process. Noah also reframes the question of "Who am I?" to "What am I doing?" to help listeners focus on the present moment and respond skillfully to life's challenges. By embracing the dynamic nature of letting go, we can lighten our load and find peace on our journey through life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this wonderful podcast episode, LDF board member Terri Peterson interviews author and podcaster Noah Rasheta about Buddhist teachings that transcend faith boundaries and can help people live with greater clarity and equanimity whether they are formally religious or not.  With Terri's prompting, Noah shares his journey as a Latter-day Saint on through his introduction to Buddhism and how well it fit his seeker's temperament. What really stands out in this exchange is Noah's ability to brilliantly and in a plain-spoken way outline the key concepts that underpin Buddhism. The conversation is chock full of "aha" moments, and shows us the value of asking questions that we likely would have never thought about if we live and think only within one religious system. Listen in! You will be very glad you did!

In this episode, Noah Rasheta explores how to bring curiosity and mindfulness Into everyday life. He discusses secular Buddhism and how to integrate some of these ancient practices into your life. Discover how to infuse your day with increased awareness and presence for a fresh perspective on personal growth and well-being. In this episode, you will be able to: Embrace the power of curiosity and stay open to new possibilities Explore the fascinating world of secular Buddhism and its potential impact on your daily life Learn how to integrate meditation into your day for increased awareness and presence Uncover the power of consistently reflecting on thoughts and reactions to life Master the art of skillfully managing your emotions and thoughts for a more balanced and fulfilling life To learn more, click here! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Meet Ryan...My powered paragliding journey began many years ago, like most everyone's does, with obsessing over YouTube videos of people flying. I wanted to find a way to get into aviation but didn't want to shell out the kind of money it takes to learn to fly and own a fixed-wing plane. A pilot friend of mine told me about PPG and I couldn't get enough. I finally decided that I wasn't going to waste any more time – so I contacted Mojo's Flight School in Charlotte, NC and started classes. About 5 years later, I became one of the owners. Today, we're 11 years old and have 3 sites across the Carolinas. I have my PPG1, PPG2, PPG3, WLPPG1, WLPPG2, WLPPG3 ratings and obtained my Foot Launch instructor, Wheel Launch instructor, and tandem instructor ratings from Noah Rasheta. Since the first day my feet left the ground, this is all I want to do. I love to fly because it is just me and the air with no distractions and no problems. The sky is where I go to decompress, to escape the day-to-day grind, and to have an absolute blast. When I'm not flying, or talking about flying, I'm thinking about flying, scouting for new places to fly, and checking the weather for the next flyable day. I'm passionate about this sport and helping others to experience that absolute euphoria that comes with flying a powered paraglider. I have worked to build on our legacy of integrity, safety, and community. It is important to me that all the students that train with Mojo's leave with light, high-quality gear and learn to be great pilots that are safe and care about the integrity of our sport. Outside of Paramotoring, I like to spend time on Lake Norman on my boat, get out in nature with my Rhodesian Ridgeback named Walt, explore the local brewery scene, and travel.

In this introspective episode, Noah Rasheta shares personal updates about significant changes in his life over the past few months, including a career transition and a move to a new home. He explores the parallels between his new role in data infrastructure and the inner workings of the human mind, drawing insightful connections between hardware, software, and the beliefs that shape our experiences.Noah dives deep into the concept of the cognitive cycle, explaining how our beliefs influence our perceptions, thoughts, emotions, actions, and ultimately, our reality. He emphasizes the importance of examining and updating our beliefs, likening them to the software that runs on the hardware of our brains.Through relatable examples and personal anecdotes, Noah illustrates how our beliefs can impact our day-to-day lives, from fear of public speaking to the way we react to challenges. He encourages listeners to be introspective and mindful of the beliefs that drive their actions and to consider updating their "mental software" to better navigate life's complexities.Join Noah on this thought-provoking journey as he shares valuable insights from his own life experiences and invites listeners to reflect on the interconnectedness of their thoughts, emotions, and actions in the pursuit of inner peace and personal growth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Meet Jonathan - I was Born and raised and live in Flagstaff AZ. Growing up, my dad would always say that our family motto was “Work hard and play harder.” I've tried my best to do that. Me and my wife have six kids (all boys), and a garage full of toys that reflect my long history of playing with things that have a throttle or that float or that fly. I took an into paragliding flight in 1996 off of Haleakala in Maui and still remember that sense of wonder as the ground dropped away. I learned to windsurf when I was a teenager, and then learned to kiteboard in my 20's then started playing with hydrofoils in my 30's. As a kid I was constantly “designing” sail boats and catamarans and hydrofoil catamarans and wanted to be an airline pilot or an aeronautical engineer when I grew up. I didn't become either of those things, but the curiosity remained. In 2020, a friend of mine sent me a video of Tucker Gott flying around Sedona & Meteor Crater, which are near Flagstaff, and it was like a switch flipped in my head. I knew I had to learn to fly Paramotors. I signed up for training with Epic Paramotor and trained in Eagle Mountain Ut with Noah Rasheta in May of 2021. I have around 170 hours of PPG flight time in. As a result of how much I love flying PPG, I decided I wanted to learn how to fly airplanes & bush planes, so I began training for my Private Pilot Certificate in September of 2023. I have 8 General Aviation training flights and 15 landings under my belt so far. My favorite things about flying PPG are the ability to explore new, often shockingly beautiful areas, the sense of freedom combined with the requirement for self-sufficiency, and the many incredible people I've met thru this sport. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/50885107... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jade-lear/message

Want to become more Stoic? Join us and other Stoics this October: Stoicism Applied by Caleb Ontiveros and MichaelIn this conversation, I speak with Noah Rasheta about Buddhism.We talk about the key tenets of Buddhism, meditation, and even who shouldn't be Buddhist. Noah has a clear and focused approach to Buddhism that I think you'll find useful – whether or not you're familiar with the philosophy.https://secularbuddhism.com/(01:56) Introduction(03:56) Becoming Buddhist(05:19) Why Do We Suffer(09:11) Craving(13:16) Habitual Cycles(19:20) Meditation(24:33) Judgment(28:56) Interdependence and Impermanence(34:23) Identity(42:20) Who Shouldn't Be Buddhist(45:33) Role Models(47:26) Stoicism(48:57) Enlightenment(54:18) The Rabbit Hole***Subscribe to The Stoa Letter for weekly meditations, actions, and links to the best Stoic resources: www.stoaletter.com/subscribeDownload the Stoa app (it's a free download): stoameditation.com/podIf you try the Stoa app and find it useful, but truly cannot afford it, email us and we'll set you up with a free account.Listen to more episodes and learn more here: https://stoameditation.com/blog/stoa-conversations/Thanks to Michael Levy for graciously letting us use his music in the conversations: https://ancientlyre.com/

Welcome back to the Secular Buddhism Podcast, a globally top-ranked Buddhist show. Today, best-selling author and host Noah Rasheta delves into the topic of Tilopa's Six Words of Advice. Tilopa's 'Six Words of Advice' provide meditation guidance for people of all levels, including both beginners and experienced meditators. Despite their apparent simplicity, these six instructions hold deep meanings. One can spend a lifetime studying these simple instructions and still uncover new insights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

167 - Run Into The Sky Inc. Paramotor Podcast Donate to $RunIntoTheSky Bio: Noah has been passionate about flying from a young age. He started skydiving when he was 16 and got his helicopter pilots license and instrument rating just after college. He discovered paragliding and PPG in 2015 and dove in head first. Now his greatest passion is sharing the love of flight with others and teaching people how to fly. He's the owner of Epic Paramotor, a flight school that operates in UT, AZ, and soon in New Mexico. He's also currently serving as the President of the USPPA. Social media links: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/noahrasheta/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/noahrasheta Run into the Sky 3820 Dave Ward Dr STE 1900 #111 Conway, AR 72034 http://www.RunIntoTheSky.org

The United States Powered Paragliding Association (USPPA) is the most recognized governing body for the paramotoring community. I journeyed far off into the middle of nowhere to have a discussion with Noah Rasheta, president of the USPPA, on the purpose and future of the organization.  Please consider supporting the show by becoming a patron. Please click on the link to get started: Click Here to Become a Patron of The Paramotor Podcast

Noah Rasheta joins John and Rebecca Bibliotheca to discuss basic concepts of Buddhism which has helped many deconstructing and healing from toxic teachings. Book: No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners by Noah Rasheta of Secular Buddhism Join the Mormon Stories Book Club Facebook Group Here! Mormon Stories Thanks Our Generous Donors! Help us continue to deliver quality content by becoming a donor today: One-time or recurring donation through Donorbox Support us on Patreon Pick “Mormon Stories” as your charity on Amazon Smile or through the Amazon App  Our Platforms: Youtube Patreon Spotify Apple Podcasts Contact us: MormonStories@gmail.com  PO Box 171085, Salt Lake City, UT 84117  Social Media: Insta: @mormstories Tiktok: @mormonstoriespodcast Join the Discord

This episode is the first book review episode! In this episode, Alexis gives a review of the book, No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners, by Noah Rasheta. Get your copy of No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners here: https://amzn.to/3XTBged (affiliate link) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sweatfearlessly/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sweatfearlessly/support

In this episode, I try to unpack the Noah Rasheta episode with Nate. He gives me some lip, including throwing shadows over the whole project last year around Purpose, and questioning whether anybody – including Noah – finds that concept useful. We fight a little bit and make up.    Nate tries to bring it back to Feldenkrais (like he always does), I try to bring things around to Gandhi (like I always do), and we end up somewhere between Pema Chodron and the 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership.   It was an inspiring conversation. You're gonna like it.   Show Links: Voicemail:  https://www.speakpipe.com/10khshow Email: info@10kh.show Podcast website: http://www.10kh.show Momentum Lab: http://www.momentumlab.com   About our sponsor: 10,000 Heroes is brought to you by Momentum Lab.    I normally refer to Momentum Lab as an experiment-based coaching program or a goal accelerator.   But it's beyond that. It's a deep investigation into Purpose, Vision, and what it takes to achieve our goals in every area of life.   If you're interested in falling in love with who you are, what you're doing, or what you're surrounded with, there's two roads:   Accepting what is Transforming your situation   We help you do both.    The best way of learning more is to sign up for our weekly email: (Momentum) Lab Notes

This mini-episode is about my thoughts for 2023, including my mantra for the year, "Experiment -> Experience." Learn about some of the "experiments" I'll be conducting this year and a little about mantras and how we can flip the script on the negative mantras we may already be using. Notes: No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners by Noah Rasheta: https://amzn.to/3w06Tqn (affiliate link) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sweatfearlessly/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sweatfearlessly/support

In this episode, I try to unpack the Noah Rasheta episode with Nate. He gives me some lip, including throwing shadows over the whole project last year around Purpose, and questioning whether anybody – including Noah – finds that concept useful. We fight a little bit and make up.    Nate tries to bring it back to Feldenkrais (like he always does), I try to bring things around to Gandhi (like I always do), and we end up somewhere between Pema Chodron and the 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership.   It was an inspiring conversation. You're gonna like it.   Show Links: Voicemail:  https://www.speakpipe.com/10khshow Email: info@10kh.show Podcast website: http://www.10kh.show Momentum Lab: http://www.momentumlab.com   About our sponsor: 10,000 Heroes is brought to you by Momentum Lab.    I normally refer to Momentum Lab as an experiment-based coaching program or a goal accelerator.   But it's beyond that. It's a deep investigation into Purpose, Vision, and what it takes to achieve our goals in every area of life.   If you're interested in falling in love with who you are, what you're doing, or what you're surrounded with, there's two roads:   Accepting what is Transforming your situation   We help you do both.    The best way of learning more is to sign up for our weekly email: (Momentum) Lab Notes   http://momentumlab.com/podcast

The first interview of Season 5! The first interview of 2023! I am so excited!   I'm also delighted to have had some really beautiful moments with my guest, Noah Rasheta.   Noah's probably best known as the host of the Secular Buddhism podcast, and an author, and a paragliding instructor. I was really moved by his story – from Dan Greening, a previous guest – and I really benefited from his story, and his Vibe.   The “Vibe” is a hard concept to define. For me, it's something about what a person has really integrated into themself, versus just what we say or claim to have learned.   There's a lot of people who talk about Buddhism. Who are interested in Enlightenment. Who have spent years (or decades) studying it. And I've met quite a few of those in my travels and my studies.   And then there's the sense I get when I'm around someone who feels “different”. And that's the Vibe. That there's more than an intellectual understanding, but a lived experience behind the words.   It's what Uncle Jamal would call “Knowledge of the Heart” as opposed to “Knowledge of the Tongue”. And Noah has it.   And when someone has it, it almost doesn't matter what's being communicated out loud. Because the real communication is a bass note, almost inaudible, below the words, and more impactful than the words could ever hope to be.   Cherished listeners: Noah Rasheta.   Show Links: Voicemail:  https://www.speakpipe.com/10khshow Email: info@10kh.show Twitter: @10khshow Guest References: https://secularbuddhism.com/   https://secularbuddhism.com/author/noahrasheta/   https://www.amazon.com/Secular-Buddhism-Noah-Rasheta/dp/1366922735   About our sponsor: 10,000 Heroes is brought to you by Momentum Lab.    I normally refer to Momentum Lab as a coaching program or a goal accelerator.   But you could also call it a Master's degree in life.   When you join Momentum Lab, you get crystal clear on what it is you actually want. Who you want to be, what you want to do, and how you want to contribute.   And then we get into all the painful details of what has been blocking you this whole time.    Once that's all in the clear, we can give you the knowledge, tools and support to actualize your vision.    Sometimes that's a spreadsheet. Sometimes it's a mindset hack. Sometimes it's a lecture and sometimes it's a hug.   Our only attachment is to your higher self.   So when you're ready to be the next version of yourself and your business for your family, or just for your own sense of fulfillment, drop me a line ;)   www.momentumlab.com   #momentumlab #greaterheights #noahrasheta #secularbuddhism #newage #purpose #easternphilosphy #magic #transformation #guru #youaretheguru #uncertainty #lifetransformation#2023 #happynewyear #Vibe

Our stories provide a shorthand self, which gives us focus while the stories make sense, but they put our happiness at risk. If we imagine them to be complete and permanent we are doomed to suffer. When we release our attachment to our stories, we create freedom. Only through our actions will we transform ourselves and our world. The stories are only decorative.We talk with Noah Rasheta about the stories around him, as he lives a life with fewer attachments. We find out how we can avoid those attachments by doing things, but not being things.Noah Rasheta is the host of the Secular Buddhism podcast and author of three books on Buddhism.LinksMindful Agility Web Site, for links to the Mindful Agility podcast, resources, and blogSecular Buddhism Web Site, for links to the Secular Buddhism podcast, books, and resourcesStephen Batchelor Web Site, for books and coursesRick Hansen, Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love & Wisdom, New Harbinger Publications, 2009.CreditsPhoto of PT Barnum and Tom Thumb, Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, circa 1840.The sting separator sound used in this episode is a derivative of Swing beat 120 xylophone side-chained by Casonika used under license CC BY by Daniel Greening.

Britt and Bill sit down with author and the host of the “Secular Buddhism” Podcast, Noah Rasheta, and discuss second half of life principles and how secular Buddhism can be utilized to lean into growth and compassionate living. RESOURCES:No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners – https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C31XJGP/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0Secular Buddhism: Eastern Thought for Western Minds – https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M7Y7953/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1The 5-Minute Mindfulness Journal:… Read More »Almost Awakened: 098: Noah Rasheta & Secular Buddhism The post Almost Awakened: 098: Noah Rasheta & Secular Buddhism appeared first on Mormon Discussions Podcasts - Full Lineup.

Britt and Bill sit down with author and the host of the “Secular Buddhism” Podcast, Noah Rasheta, and discuss second half of life principles and […]

When we choose ambitious goals, we're going to create stories about them. But nothing lasts forever: our jobs, our achievements, our friends, our relationships... or our stories. If we attach our identities to ephemeral stories (and aren't all our stories ephemeral?), we will suffer.Noah Rasheta, the host of the Secular Buddhism podcast and author of three books on Buddhism, abandons the story he told himself and others, that he was a successful entrepreneur. He takes us on a journey of self-discovery, finding comfort with unknown challenges, changing stories, and new pivots that may be needed. From entrepreneur to school bus driver to ... well, you decide if he's an entrepreneur or just having fun.LinksMindful Agility Web Site, for links to the Mindful Agility podcast, resources, and blogSecular Buddhism Web Site, for links to the Secular Buddhism podcast and resourcesSteve Blank, "Why the Lean Startup Changes Everything," Harvard Business Review (May 2013).Eric Ries, The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses, Currency (2011).

Part 2: We discuss with Noah Rasheta the notion of impermanence; that uncertainty is the only constant in life. We also discuss suicide, interdependence, doubt and the nature of introspection.  Noah Rasheta is a Buddhist teacher, lay minister, and author, as well as the host of the podcast Secular Buddhism.    Instagram: @makingsenseofchaos TRIGGER WARNING: This episode describes heavy content.   SUPPORTS Lifeline - 13 11 14 Beyond Blue - 1300 22 4636 Griefline - 1300 845 745    

Noah Rasheta is a Buddhist teacher, lay minister, and author, as well as the host of the Secular Buddhism podcast. In this episode, Noah talks about how Buddhism changed his relationship with suffering, including the way he processed his dad's death. We also discussed the darker side of our need to be liked, to belong and to stay busy.  Instagram: @makingsenseofchaos

Jeff Goin steps down as President of the USPPA (United States Powered Paragliding Association), passing off the reins to Noah Rasheta.  SUPPORT: Help me fund the show by becoming a Patron. I pay hundreds of dollars every year to keep the podcast on the air. On top of that, there is thousands in recording equipment, software, and licensing to make it all happen. If you have the means, please visit https://www.patreon.com/anthonyvella  

Tonight the guys talk with the new USPPA President, Noah Rasheta, and learn what the USPPA is all about, and the changes that are coming in the future. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jade-lear/message

Noah is the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast. He teaches mindfulness and Buddhist philosophy online and in workshops all around the world. He continually strives to work with others to make the world a better place as he studies, embodies and teaches the fundamentals of Buddhist philosophy - integrating Buddhist teachings,  modern science, humanism and humor. Free Resources - https://maritaespada.com/  Love the Music? Learn more about The Kount - https://www.thekount.com/about

Noah is the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast. He teaches mindfulness and Buddhist philosophy online and in workshops all around the world. He continually strives to work with others to make the world a better place as he studies, embodies and teaches the fundamentals of Buddhist philosophy - integrating Buddhist teachings,  modern science, humanism and humor. Free Resources - https://maritaespada.com/  Love the Music? Learn more about The Kount - https://www.thekount.com/about

Noah is the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast. He teaches mindfulness and Buddhist philosophy online and in workshops all around the world. He continually strives to work with others to make the world a better place as he studies, embodies and teaches the fundamentals of Buddhist philosophy - integrating Buddhist teachings,  modern science, humanism and humor. Free Resources - https://maritaespada.com/  Love the Music? Learn more about The Kount - https://www.thekount.com/about

In this week's episode, I will invite you to consider becoming present in the moment, whatever the moment might be. I will bring up my recent accident and offer you a little insight into what helped me during the diffucult time of uncertainty and pain. I will also draw from the Secular Buddhism podcast by Noah Rasheta, and encourage you to think whether practicing mindfulness and mediation might be of help to you. Although this episode might differ a little from the previous ones, I felt the need to share these facts with you, regardless the form.As per usual, I will offer you a little challenge to take up during the week. I hope you will find this episode inspiring and helpful.

LET'S GET MINDFUL ✨ Todays special guest is Noah Rasheta of the Secular Buddhism podcast, and it was an absolute honor to get to sit down and chat with him about all things mindfulness and Secular Buddhism as I have been a huge fan of his work for quite some time. In this episode Noah explains what Secular Buddhism is, we talk about a few of the powerful teachings within Buddhism like the nature of human suffering, acceptance, impermanence, interdependence, forgiveness, mindfulness, the fear of uncertainty and so much more!Connect with Noah✨Instagram: @secularbuddhismWebsite: https://secularbuddhism.comPodcast: Secular BuddhismBooks: No-Nonsense Buddhism For Beginners | The 5 Minute Mindfulness Journal | Secular Buddhism Connect with Shayla✨Instagram: @shaylaquinnYouTube: www.youtube.com/shaylaquinnWebsite: www.shaylaquinn.comLearn more about TYIL Program ✨

Shelly is back with Angie Mae! We missed each other. This was recorded on Biden's inauguration day and we needed to talk about ANYTHING else. Happy to report no one has stormed the castle since then. Let's call it a win. If you've ever wanted the basics of Buddhism and have been intimidated by giant texts, this is your start. If you are looking for simple habits to calm your ass down during these crazy times, read this today. We also talk about weed food and other regular food A LOT, so if you want recipes for Biscuit Pot Pie or Brownie Waffle Sundaes, hit me up.

In this week's episode, I will invite you to explore the part of existence, which has its place behind the curtain of our conscious mind. I will present my experience of meditation, reflect upon the reactivity of behaviours, and encourage a little self-inquiry activity. As I find this type of exercise the most profitable in states of distress and when attempting certain achievements, I will offer you two challenges to take part in throughout the week.  I hope you will find this inspiring and helpful. Below I am listing resources, you might find useful: Fit Mind; Calm; Headspace (Apps) Secular Buddhism  by Noah Rasheta (podcast) The Four Agreements  - Don Miguel Ruiz Meditations - Marcus Aurelius Silence - Thich Nhat HanhThink and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill 

Noah is so incredibly delightful to be around. His energy is so calming. After jumping into the world of entrepreneurship and seeing one of his businesses rise quickly and then fail quickly, he realized that his world view he had of himself was leading him to happiness. He began a quest to find what brought him joy and kept his identity secure even when his career failed. Going down this path, he discovered principles of Buddhism really spoke to him. He is now the host of the Secular Buddhism Podcast, which has over 7 million downloads. Currently it's the most popular Buddhist Podcast in the world. When he's not doing podcasts, Noah is up in the sky, soaring the earth with his paramotor. Hope you enjoy this enlightening convo!

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Are the stories you tell yourself real?How do you deal with your most sensitive emotions?Is there such a thing as good and bad?How do you define love?Gettin' real with Noah Rasheta who is willing to get vulnerable. Noah hosts the popular Secular Buddhism podcast.https://secularbuddhism.com/If you aren't already subscribed, I would highly recommend starting with episodes one through five. I love and respect this man so much. You can also follow him on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/Secularbuddhism/I'm sure most would agree Noah is doing his part to make this world a more Loving, Honest, and Beautiful place.

On today's episode of the fat m.e.l.t.ing radio podcast, Joe interviews Noah Rasheta who  is a Buddhist teacher, lay minister, and author, as well as the host of the podcast Secular Buddhism. Noah and Joe talk about dealing with suffering, becoming more mindful and learning to love the process.

Overview   Noah Rasheta is a Buddhist teacher, lay minister, and author, as well as the host of the podcast Secular Buddhism. He teaches mindfulness and Buddhist philosophy online and in workshops all around the world. He works with others to make the world a better place as he studies, embodies, and teaches the fundamentals of Buddhist philosophy, integrating Buddhist teachings with modern science, humanism, and humor. He lives in Kamas, Utah, with his wife and three kids.   What We’ll Learn What inspired Noah to create the Secular Buddhism Podcast, as well as the other components that continue to influence his work. Define what is meant by the term, “secular Buddhism” and identify what differentiates this path from a religious one. How the teachings of Buddhism provide simple and accessible strategies for creating lifestyle change that leads to improved mental health. Particular teachings that would be most helpful for someone struggling with a mental health challenge or a chronic health condition. Participate in a guided mindfulness meditation experience Ways to learn more about Noah’s work and how to contact him   Noah’s website: https://secularbuddhism.com/ Noah’s books:  Secular Buddhism                                   http://a.co/d/2WjXakH No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners   http://a.co/d/cRI1BqZ The 5 Minute Mindfulness Journal.        http://a.co/d/iS0EzwV Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/Secularbuddhism/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/444261245905970/ Instagram: @secularbuddhism     If you or your loved one is in need of support, the following toll-free numbers offer everything from crisis counseling to mental health treatment referrals in your area. Help is available. You do not need to suffer in silence.   National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 (24 hours 7 days a week).   NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness: 1-800-NAMI (6264). They are available M-F from 10am-6pm EST.   SAMHSA Treatment Referral Helpline: 1-877-726-4727. They are available M-F from 8am-8pm EST.   If you liked what you heard today, write a review and subscribe in iTunes. Five star reviews really help others to find the podcast. Grateful for any love you can leave!   https://www.innerskytherapeutics.com/podcast-1/   Instagram: www.instagram.com/ancienttoolsformodernliving/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ancienttoolsformodernliving/   Have a question? Comment? Is there a particular topic you would like to know more about? Don’t keep quiet! Email me at tzipporah@innerskytherapeutics.com and we can get the conversation going.

Today my guest is Noah Rasheta. He’s a Buddhist teacher, lay minister and author, as well as the host of the podcast, Secular Buddhism. Noah teaches mindfulness and Buddhist philosophy online and in workshops all around the world. He works with others to make the world a better place as he studies, embodies, and teaches … Continue reading "Noah Rasheta: Life Lessons From Paragliding"

The four noble truths.  The eightfold path.  The dangers of dogmatism.  The suffering caused by over-attachment to an impermanent world.  This is the 2nd half of Glenn’s interview with Noah Rasheta, of the Secular Buddhism podcast, about his new book “No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners.”

Want to find peace even in the face of suffering?  Noah did.  Listen in as Glenn interviews Noah Rasheta, of the Secular Buddhism podcast, about his new book “No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners.”

Show Notes:In this episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Noah Rasheta. Noah is the host of the Secular Buddhism podcast and the author of two books - Secular Buddhism and No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners. In this conversation, we talk about Noah's story and answer some of the basic, fundamental questions about Buddhist philosophy and practice.The Switch on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/switch_podcastNoah's Instagram: http://instagram.com/noahrashetaSecular Buddhism: https://secularbuddhism.com/

In this podcast I'm talking with Noah Rasheta of the Secular Buddhism podcast and author of the books: Secular Buddhism and No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners: Clear Answers to Burning Questions About Core Buddhist Teachings. Noah has a great story to share about a crisis of faith, existential angst, and a wondering if everything was falling apart. You won't be disappointed in his story of how he discovers how you can be comfortable in uncertainty through his exploration of Buddhist teachings and practice. You can find out more about Noah on his website: https://secularbuddhism.com/

Dive into the wisdom of Buddhism to help you with your health journey. "Mindfulness" is not just a cool buzzword, but a meaningful method of improving your life in every way, from health to relationships. Get some great tips on mindful eating, and other great life tips in this episode. With Noah Rasheta, host of Secular Buddhism, the 2nd most popular Buddhist podcast in the world. See the show notes, links and resources at https://dirobi.com

In this episode of Mormon Stories, we interview Noah Rasheta — the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast.  This meaningful and compelling interview covers: Noah’s early life as an orthodox Mormon believer and his struggle with the thought that with all of the good in the world, is it possible that the path set forth by the LDS Church is the only valid one? How he felt uneasy and shaken as he broadened his study of the Mormon faith His description of his transitioning process, his fears of leaving the LDS Church, and “coming out” as a non-believer to those in his faith community How as his transition progressed, his view towards people became more kind, warm, and compassionate His studies of Buddhist philosophy and the development of a purpose-driven life by integrating Buddhist teachings, modern science, humanism, and humor

In this episode of Mormon Stories, we interview Noah Rasheta — the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast.  This meaningful and compelling interview covers: Noah’s early life as an orthodox Mormon believer and his struggle with the thought that with all of the good in the world, is it possible that the path set forth by the LDS Church is the only valid one? How he felt uneasy and shaken as he broadened his study of the Mormon faith His description of his transitioning process, his fears of leaving the LDS Church, and “coming out” as a non-believer to those in his faith community How as his transition progressed, his view towards people became more kind, warm, and compassionate His studies of Buddhist philosophy and the development of a purpose-driven life by integrating Buddhist teachings, modern science, humanism, and humor

In this episode of Mormon Stories, we interview Noah Rasheta — the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast.  This meaningful and compelling interview covers: Noah’s early life as an orthodox Mormon believer and his struggle with the thought that with all of the good in the world, is it possible that the path set forth by the LDS Church is the only valid one? How he felt uneasy and shaken as he broadened his study of the Mormon faith His description of his transitioning process, his fears of leaving the LDS Church, and “coming out” as a non-believer to those in his faith community How as his transition progressed, his view towards people became more kind, warm, and compassionate His studies of Buddhist philosophy and the development of a purpose-driven life by integrating Buddhist teachings, modern science, humanism, and humor

In this episode of Mormon Stories, we interview Noah Rasheta — the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast.  This meaningful and compelling interview covers: Noah’s early life as an orthodox Mormon believer and his struggle with the thought that with all of the good in the world, is it possible that the path set forth by the LDS Church is the only valid one? How he felt uneasy and shaken as he broadened his study of the Mormon faith His description of his transitioning process, his fears of leaving the LDS Church, and “coming out” as a non-believer to those in his faith community How as his transition progressed, his view towards people became more kind, warm, and compassionate His studies of Buddhist philosophy and the development of a purpose-driven life by integrating Buddhist teachings, modern science, humanism, and humor

In this episode of Mormon Stories, we interview Noah Rasheta — the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast.  This meaningful and compelling interview covers: Noah’s early life as an orthodox Mormon believer and his struggle with the thought that with all of the good in the world, is it possible that the path set forth by the LDS Church is the only valid one? How he felt uneasy and shaken as he broadened his study of the Mormon faith His description of his transitioning process, his fears of leaving the LDS Church, and “coming out” as a non-believer to those in his faith community How as his transition progressed, his view towards people became more kind, warm, and compassionate His studies of Buddhist philosophy and the development of a purpose-driven life by integrating Buddhist teachings, modern science, humanism, and humor

In this episode of Mormon Stories, we interview Noah Rasheta — the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast.  This meaningful and compelling interview covers: Noah’s early life as an orthodox Mormon believer and his struggle with the thought that with all of the good in the world, is it possible that the path set forth by the LDS Church is the only valid one? How he felt uneasy and shaken as he broadened his study of the Mormon faith His description of his transitioning process, his fears of leaving the LDS Church, and “coming out” as a non-believer to those in his faith community How as his transition progressed, his view towards people became more kind, warm, and compassionate His studies of Buddhist philosophy and the development of a purpose-driven life by integrating Buddhist teachings, modern science, humanism, and humor

In this episode of Mormon Stories, we interview Noah Rasheta — the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast.  This meaningful and compelling interview covers: Noah’s early life as an orthodox Mormon believer and his struggle with the thought that with all of the good in the world, is it possible that the path set forth by the LDS Church is the only valid one? How he felt uneasy and shaken as he broadened his study of the Mormon faith His description of his transitioning process, his fears of leaving the LDS Church, and “coming out” as a non-believer to those in his faith community How as his transition progressed, his view towards people became more kind, warm, and compassionate His studies of Buddhist philosophy and the development of a purpose-driven life by integrating Buddhist teachings, modern science, humanism, and humor

In this episode of Mormon Stories, we interview Noah Rasheta — the Executive Director of the Foundation for Mindful Living and host of the Secular Buddhism podcast.  This meaningful and compelling interview covers: Noah’s early life as an orthodox Mormon believer and his struggle with the thought that with all of the good in the world, is it possible that the path set forth by the LDS Church is the only valid one? How he felt uneasy and shaken as he broadened his study of the Mormon faith His description of his transitioning process, his fears of leaving the LDS Church, and “coming out” as a non-believer to those in his faith community How as his transition progressed, his view towards people became more kind, warm, and compassionate His studies of Buddhist philosophy and the development of a purpose-driven life by integrating Buddhist teachings, modern science, humanism, and humor

Noah Rasheta is the CEO of iStabilizer, and the founder of Secular Buddhism podcast.   Noah was raised in the LDS church with a U.S.-born father and a Mexican-born mother - living many years of his life both in Mexico and in the United States. Noah served an LDS mission and was married in an LDS temple to his wife, Giselle.  Several years ago Noah experienced a major betrayal of trust by a loved one, which led to a deep exploration of Joseph Smith, LDS Church doctrine, and LDS Church history.  By the end of his exploration, Noah lost his belief in fundamental LDS Church doctrine and truth claims, but found great solace and strength in the teachings of secular Buddhism.   Today Noah remains semi-active in the LDS church as part of a mixed-faith marriage, and teaches the principles of Secular Buddhism via his podcast, his new book, and occasional workshops.  For those seeking to either supplement or replace LDS-based spirituality, or who are looking for a fabulous framework for positive mental health and well-being (before, during, or after a religious faith crisis) the teachings of Secular Buddhism can be extremely valuable for you.

Noah Rasheta is the CEO of iStabilizer, and the founder of Secular Buddhism podcast.   Noah was raised in the LDS church with a U.S.-born father and a Mexican-born mother - living many years of his life both in Mexico and in the United States. Noah served an LDS mission and was married in an LDS temple to his wife, Giselle.  Several years ago Noah experienced a major betrayal of trust by a loved one, which led to a deep exploration of Joseph Smith, LDS Church doctrine, and LDS Church history.  By the end of his exploration, Noah lost his belief in fundamental LDS Church doctrine and truth claims, but found great solace and strength in the teachings of secular Buddhism.   Today Noah remains semi-active in the LDS church as part of a mixed-faith marriage, and teaches the principles of Secular Buddhism via his podcast, his new book, and occasional workshops.  For those seeking to either supplement or replace LDS-based spirituality, or who are looking for a fabulous framework for positive mental health and well-being (before, during, or after a religious faith crisis) the teachings of Secular Buddhism can be extremely valuable for you.

Take a break from all the post-election fallout.  Calm your mind.  Breathe.  And then listen in as Noah Rasheta delivers a talk to the Nautilus Community in Mesa, Arizona.  Noah is the host of the Secular Buddhism podcast. He addresses meditation practice, philosophy, how to break up 3 patterns (implied), and of course and secular buddhism.

Noah Rasheta shares his thoughts on Buddhist practice and how it can be integrated into a Mormon life.