Noah Levine
Noah Levine
Buddhist Lists with Noah Levine
Buddhist Lists with Noah Levine
Buddhist Lists with Noah Levine
Monday 21st April 2025
Noah Levine breaks down core Buddhist teachings into simple lists. Discover practical advice on meditation, ethics, and mindfulness.
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Episode Overview
- Buddhist teachings are often organised into lists to aid memorisation.
- Community is essential in Buddhism for support and connection.
- Meditation practice involves non-judgmental awareness and kindness.
- Ethics play a crucial role in leading a mindful and liberated life.
- Understanding impermanence helps reduce suffering.
The mind is a fucking liar. Have you noticed?
Noah Levine, founder of Against The Stream, Refuge Recovery, and Dharma Punks, takes you on a journey through the fascinating world of Buddhist lists in this episode. With his unique blend of humour and deep knowledge, Noah introduces core Buddhist teachings like the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path, which are often presented in lists. You'll hear about three or four lists of three items each, making complex concepts more digestible.
He explains how these lists help organise Buddhist teachings and make them easier to remember, even though they might seem overwhelming at first. Noah also emphasises the importance of community in Buddhism, encouraging attendees to connect with each other during meditation sessions. He shares his own experiences and reflections on practicing Buddhism for over twenty years, offering practical advice on meditation, ethics, and mindfulness.
The episode is filled with valuable insights into how to live a mindful and ethical life, free from suffering. Noah's relaxed and friendly style makes this episode both informative and enjoyable. Whether you're new to Buddhism or a seasoned practitioner, you'll find something valuable in this discussion. So, why not take a moment to listen and see how these teachings can apply to your own life? What's your favourite Buddhist list?