Noah Levine
Noah Levine
37th Anniversary with Noah Levine
37th Anniversary with Noah Levine
37th Anniversary with Noah Levine
Thursday 11th September 2025
Noah Levine shares lessons from 37 years of sobriety and Buddhist practice, blending wisdom with humour in a reflective anniversary episode.
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Get the buttons here!Celebrating 37 Years: Noah Levine's Journey Through Sobriety and Buddhism
Episode Overview
- Reflect on three things learned from Buddhism or meditation.
- Meditation offers relief from suffering by focusing on the present.
- Humour is an essential part of spiritual practice.
- Making amends is vital in recovery, though not a Buddhist practice.
- Embrace impermanence and 'not-self' for less suffering.
"Being in the present is better than the future and the past, in my experience, almost always."
In this special anniversary episode, Noah Levine reflects on 37 years of sobriety and Buddhist practice, sharing insights that have shaped his journey. With a blend of humour and sincerity, Noah delves into the transformative power of meditation and the importance of community in Buddhist practice. He encourages listeners to ponder three lessons they've learned from Buddhism or meditation, fostering a sense of introspection and connection.
Noah's candid recounting of his teenage struggles with addiction provides a backdrop to the wisdom he has gained through Buddhist teachings, particularly focusing on impermanence, suffering, and the concept of 'not-self'. His narrative is peppered with light-hearted anecdotes, reminding us of the value of humour in spiritual practice. The episode also touches on elements not found in Buddhism but crucial to Noah's recovery—making amends and maintaining a sense of humour.
As he marks this milestone, Noah invites listeners to reflect on their own spiritual journeys and the lessons they wish to learn or have learned along the way. So, what are three things you've learned from your own path? Or what are three things you're hoping to discover? Dive into this episode for a blend of wisdom, laughter, and reflection.