Joan Halifax Roshi speaks to our own involvement in Health Care and how it needs...
Joan Halifax Roshi: What would be a personal secret of life?
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Buddhist Joan Halifax Roshi works with people at the last stage of life (in hospice...
Beliefnet interviews the Zen priest Joan Halifax Roshi on how the principles of Buddhism can...
by Joan Halifax Roshi: It started 28 days ago, with a ragtag group of people...
Joan Halifax Roshi: A guide to allowing a gentle and meaningful death for our loved...
by Donna Quesada: I always saw my recordings of guided meditations as an extension of...
By Ed and Deb Shapiro: The saying goes that when the Buddha was confronted with...
by Dalai Lama: Innermost Awareness Is The Essence Of All Tibetan Buddhist Teachings…
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by Tara Brach: The Buddhist practice for developing mindfulness is called vipassana, which means “clear...
by Thich Nhat Hanh: The Order of Interbeing (Tiep Hien) was formed by the Vietnamese...
by Khandro Thrinlay Chodon: What makes you happy? I encourage each of us to take...
by Chris Grosso: TIS: There’s a Buddhist saying “no self, no problem”. While it sounds...
I’m Rabbi Rami and this is the Spirituality & Health Podcast. Our guest today, Robert...
by Jack Kornfield: The third principle in working with altered states can be called Awareness...
by Pema Chödrön: On retreat with Pema Chödrön at Omega Institute, Lion Roar’s Andrea Miller...
by Brittany Shoot: Is there a unifying, universal tenet or ritual from each major world...
Awaken: I once did a walking meditation with you, in France, at your Plum Village...
by Tara Brach: We can learn to let go of our negative conceptions of ourselves...
Awaken: Firstly, thank you so much for your time today. It is an honor to...
by Daisaku Ikeda: This lecture was given by Mr. Ikeda at the National Museum in...
Talk by His Holiness The Dalai Lama entitled “Human Compassion” given at the College of...
1. “There’s a reason you can learn from everything: you have basic wisdom, basic intelligence,...
by Dalai Lama: The Buddha’s teaching is essentially practical. It is not just for one...
