ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Join Tyler Woods as she tackles a question: Why did she leave Christianity for Buddhism? She talks about running into Buddhism while she was in college and shares how she wanted to grow spiritually rather than feel religiously trapped. She shares how we should let go of past hurts and feel inner peace. She shares how mindfulness and equanimity help us foster forgiveness and let go of our past.
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practice and a spiritual freedom. In Buddhism, Lovingkindness, compassion, appreciative joy, and equanimity are classic teachings of love. Today Tyler will focus on when you love someone as is, you…
Join Tyler Woods today as she begins to start talking about ego. She realizes people get upset when we talk about ego, and no one wants to talk about it. Woods believes that it
is important to realize in Buddhist psychology that the ego doesn't need to go completely
away rather, we need to take the…
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Tyler Woods believes Buddhism teaches that true patience being in the very moment and the willingness to accept things as they are. Things happens, and a compassionate response the suffering of impatience would be to have an act of compassion toward ourselves. But how do we learn patience? Listen t…
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