# Jack Kornfield
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jack kornfield (born 1945) is a bestselling American author and teacher in the vipassana movement in American Theravada Buddhism. He trained as a Buddhist monk in Thailand, Burma and India, first as a student of the Thai forest master Ajahn Chah and Mahasi Sayadaw of Burma. He has taught meditation worldwide since 1974 and is one of the key teachers to introduce Buddhist mindfulness practices to the West.
Surviving the News: Buddhist Strategies for Staying Sane, Engaged, and Not Completely Furious | Pascal Auclair
The news is a lot right now. And for most of us, the usual options — doom scroll until midnight, or unplug entirely — don’t actually help. Meditation teacher Pascal Auclair joins Dan for a live community conversation on how to stay engaged with what’s happening in the world without letting it wre...
Surviving the News: Buddhist Strategies for Staying Sane, Engaged, and Not Completely Furious | Pascal Auclair
You don't get to choose what's thrown at you — only how you respond. Karma as a tool for agency, attention sovereignty as a political act, and what to do when you feel completely helpless. The news is a lot right now. And for most of us, the usual options — doom scroll until midnight, or unplug e...
Surviving the News: Buddhist Strategies for Staying Sane, Engaged, and Not Completely Furious | Pascal Auclair
You don't get to choose what's thrown at you — only how you respond. Karma as a tool for agency, attention sovereignty as a political act, and what to do when you feel completely helpless.
The news is a lot right now. And for most of us, the usual options — doom scroll until midnight, or unplug ...
What We Turn Toward: Reclaiming Our Joy - Tom Moon
Tom Moon addresses the challenge we face of staying grounded, peaceful, and resilient when our world feels overwhelmed by political turmoil, cruelty, and constant outrage.
How? By inviting us to reframe our spiritual focus: true liberation doesn't come from trying to suppress negative emotions or...
Mudita to purify the Heart
Joy isn't something we have to manufacture — it's something we can learn to recognize and receive.
In this talk, Ginger Clarkson guides the group through mudita, or sympathetic joy, drawing on teachings from Sylvia Boorstein, the late Cambodian Buddhist patriarch Maha Gosananda, and a newly train...
Ep. 25 - People, Profit & AI: Rethinking Leadership in Tech
Keith Brophy started his career as a software engineer at IBM, wrote programming books during the early days of the commercial internet, and went on to found, scale, and sell Sagestone. Since then, he has spent more than 20 years leading companies and is now CEO of Mentavi Health, a telehealth co...
Ep. 333 – You Can Trust Love Itself: Ram Dass and Loving Awareness
Exploring love as a spiritual practice, Jack Kornfield shares how Ram Dass grew into a living field of love and how we can cultivate that same loving awareness within ourselves.
This time on Heart Wisdom, Jack Kornfield explores:
Ram Dass becoming the loving presence people always imagined him ...
#1: Slippery Slopes & Choices in Early Recovery
For me, choosing recovery with full consciousness and whole-hearted intention meant accepting tough consequences. Ones that, until that point, I hadn’t been ready to face.
Specifically: Giving up drugs and alcohol would mean giving up my dream of making a living as a musician.
There it was. Sobr...
EP 52: Joseph Goldstein & Tyler Lapkin
Joseph Goldstein is one of the pioneering figures in bringing Buddhist meditation and insight practice to the West. A cofounder of the Insight Meditation Society and the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies in Barre, Massachusetts, Joseph has studied and practiced meditation since 1967 under the gui...
