Angel City Zen Center - Beginners Only Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Buddhism
“Part of grief is that you can't predict it. It just happens and you have no control over it. And some of that aspect of grief is accepting that you don't have control; or maybe not accepting, actually resisting it entirely and rebelling against it, and being afraid that you don't have control over your loved ones disappearing and going. And maybe getting over it is accepting impermanence, accepting that ‘however you imagine it, it always turns out other than that.’” - Emily Eslami
In true Bodhisattva fashion, Emily shares a recent loss and takes the opportunity for a heartfelt look into Buddhist teachings on grief. Can a practice of non attachment offer any solace for the attachments we don’t want to let go of? Are the enlightened masters of old too enlightened to offer anything more than the cold comfort of dispassion? Is there good in grief? Let’s discuss.
Anxious Epiphanies (What Am I Doing here??) w/ Tanya Orlov
Free Fall (Ambitions & Emptiness) w/ Sara Campbell
Dave Cuomo - A Noisy Hullabaloo (How to Make Peace)
Henry Zander - A Real Heart Warmer (What Am I Doing Here??)
Dave Cuomo - Just Be Normal (History of Zen - Dahui vs Hongzhi)
Sara Campbell - Midnight at Dawn
Dave Cuomo - How to Stop Time
Gyokei Yokoyama - Original Flavor
Emily Eslami - Nothing Special
Dave Cuomo - Babbling Buddhas (Mountains and Waters Sutra pt 1)
Jason Dodge - Mad Happy Buddha
Dave Cuomo - “Dark Feet, Dark Wings”
Robert Holliday - The Sounds of Silliness (What Am I Doing Here??)
Erik Andersen - Like A Rhinoceros
Dave Cuomo - Beyond You (Vimalakirti - The Thrilling Conclusion)
Gyokei Yokoyama - Good Ripples
Sara Campbell - Nowhere to Hide
Dave Cuomo - One Bright Mistake
Dave Cuomo - “Slumming It” (Vimalakirti Sutra ch 10 & 11)
Gyokei Yokoyama - “Leave No Trace”
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