Kryptonite for the Inner Critic | Kristin Neff
I don't know about you, but there have been many times during this wrenching year where I have made my pain even worse by adding on layers and layers of self-criticism. There's a notion that is deeply...
16 Des 20201h 22min
Manure for Enlightenment | Fleet Maull
The notion of transmuting the difficult stuff in your life into something positive has become a cliche. Turning lemon into lemonades, making your mess your message, etcetera. But, as I have said many ...
14 Des 20201h 8min
The Science of Emotional Intelligence | Daniel Goleman
How much would your relationships improve if you could up your emotional intelligence game? That phrase -- emotional intelligence -- entered the lexicon 25 years ago, when my friend Daniel Goleman wro...
9 Des 202058min
A Meditator in the Arena | Sam Harris
Sam Harris (no relation to me, by the way -- although I wouldn't mind it) has had a formative impact on my contemplative development. He was one of the first "normal" (at least that's how I computed i...
7 Des 20201h 4min
Secrets from the Happiness Lab | Laurie Santos
2020 has already sucked extremely hard, but we may now be entering even more difficult months ahead, as winter sets in. So we asked Professor Laurie Santos to come on. She is overflowing with science-...
2 Des 20201h 4min
What You Can Learn from the Buddha's Wife and Aunt | Pamela Weiss
The women around the Buddha dropped a ton of useful wisdom, but I suspect you haven't heard much about that. Why? Why have these women been largely written out of history? And what do these hidden fig...
30 Nov 20201h 5min
Depression and Anxiety: Your Old Enemies, Your Best Friends| Zindel Segal
Winter is coming. Not to get all Game of Thrones on you, but... while there are some optimistic signs on the horizon in the form of vaccines, it looks like we could be heading into some dark months of...
25 Nov 202059min
The Words of the Buddha | Bhikkhu Bodhi
When I first got interested in meditation, all the talk of the Buddha that I encountered in the various books I was reading and lectures I was attending seemed like more of a bug than a feature. I was...
23 Nov 20201h 11min
