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    Latest Episodes:
    Everything the Same, Everything Different, with Diane Musho Hamilton Mar 11, 2020
    Show notes

    In this episode, Vince Horn is joined in dialogue, once again, by Diane Musho Hamilton–Zen teacher, professional meditator, and Integral facilitator. The conversation begins with Vince's reflections on an Integral Facilitator Training that he attended with Diane, where a bulk of the training centered around facilitating small group conversations around issues related to differences of identity. After discussing a number of topics that are often taken up in the Social Justice movement, and an Integral perspective on these topics, the conversation turned toward the role of the Teacher, and on transmission, hierarchy, embodiment, feedback, and projection.


    Memorable Quotes:

    “I found that rather than trying to teach stage models to groups, that I like to invoke them into models.” - Diane Musho Hamilton

    “We don’t challenge basketball coaches the way we challenge spiritual teachers.” - Diane Musho Hamilton

    “Every moment of adulation is followed by a great disappointment.” - Diane Musho Hamilton


    Episode Links:

    👤 Diane Musho Hamilton

    🔗 Ten Directions, Integral Facilitator Training

    📄 Everything the Same, Everything Different by Diane Hamilton

    📺 Saturday Night Live: Dinner Discussion

    🔗 Two Arrows Zen

    🔗 Black Elk

    🔗 Worldcentric

    📺 Future Thinkers Interviews with Ken Wilber

    🔗 The Five Stages of Grief

    📖 Compassionate Conversations by Diane Musho Hamilton, Gabriel Wilson, & Kimberly Loh

    📺 The Role and Importance of the Teacher by Ken McLeod

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    Eco-Meta-Dharma, with David Loy Feb 12, 2020
    Show notes

    In this episode, Vince Horn is joined in conversation by long-time mentor and friend, David Loy, to explore his latest on, "EcoDharma: Buddhist Teachings for the Ecological Crisis." Their discussion centers around how this EcoDharma work relates to our current exploration of Metadharma, which we describe as any approach to dharma practice that intentionally seeks to respond to the overlapping crises that humanity now faces.


    Quotes:

    "The real problem of humanity is the following: we have paleolithic emotions; medieval institutions; and god-like technology." - E.O. Wilson

    "I see social evolution as a continuation of biological evolution." - David Loy

    "The Ecological Crisis is Earth’s way of telling us, 'Grow up or get out of the way.'" - David Loy


    Links:

    👤 David Loy

    📖 EcoDharma: Buddhist Teachings for the Ecological Crisis by David Loy

    🎧 The Metadharma Series

    🎧 The Meta-Crisis Is a Human Development Crisis, Daniel Thorson & Zak Stein

    📄 How to Be an Ecosattva by David Loy

    📄 Differentiation of the Cultural Value Spheres by Ken Wilber

    📖 Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari

    📄 Dualistic cosmology

    📖 The Structure of World History by Karatani Kojin

    📄 Transparent Generosity

    📄 Capitalism

    📺 Jeremy Rifkin on the Fall of Capitalism and the Internet of Things

    📖 Syntheism: Creating God in the Internet Age by Alexander Bard & Jan Söderqvist

    🔗 Open Source Ecology

    📺 Civilization starter kit by Marcin Jakubowski

    🔗 Rocky Mountain Ecodharma Retreat Center

    📖 Blessed Unrest by Paul Hawken

    🔗 Extinction Rebellion

    🔗 Extinction Rebellion Buddhists

    🔗 Sunrise Movement

    🔗 350.org

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    A Meditation Coalition, with JoAnna Hardy Jan 13, 2020
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Horn speaks with Insight meditation teacher and co-founder of the newly established Meditation Coalition of Los Angeles, JoAnna Hardy. In their conversation, they explore the origins, values, & current activities of this new experiment in community.

    Here at Buddhist Geeks we see the Meditation Coalition as part of larger emerging trend of decentralizing dharma communities. Check out our episode on the SF Dharma Collective to hear another example of a sangha that is seeking to decentralize traditional power structures.


    Quotes:

    “What is this Dharma?” - Emily Horn

    “Everybody we come into contact with, if we’re awake enough and really paying attention, whether we agree with them or not, we’re going to learn something from them.” - JoAnna Hardy


    Links:

    🔗 Meditation Coalition

    🔗 JoAnna Hardy

    🔗 Spirit Rock Meditation Center

    📄 Ken McLeod

    📄 Against the Stream Closes Doors as Investigation Finds Misconduct by Founder Noah Levine


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    Six Ways to Meditate, with Vincent Horn Jan 01, 2020
    Show notes

    What practice(s) should I do? When should I switch-up my practice? How do I practice well, with so many choices available? Recorded during a week-long Buddhist Geeks Retreat, Vince Horn addresses these super-common questions by introducing Six Ways to Meditate. The purpose of this meditative meta-model is to give freelance meditators and DIY practitioners a way to orient to the vast diversity of techniques available in the Buddhist wisdom tradition.


    Memorable Quotes:

    "The untrained mind has a hard time gathering and collecting its full potential in one place.” - @VincentHorn

    "If we can see what the elements of meditation are, then perhaps we can recombine those elements in new ways." - @VincentHorn


    Episode Links:

    🔗 Buddhist Geeks Retreats

    🔗 Responsive Meditation Guide

    📄 Six Ways to Meditate

    📄 Concentration Meditation

    📄 The Feedback Loop of Concentration

    📄 On Selecting a Meditation Object

    📄 Kammaṭṭhāna

    📄 Mindfulness Meditation

    📄 Heartfulness Meditation

    📄 The Brahmaviharas

    📄 Inquiry Meditation

    📄 Awareness Meditation

    📄 Embodiment Meditation

    📖 Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind by Shunryu Suzuki

    🎧 Trauma and the Unbound Body with Judith Blackstone

    📄Malidoma Patrice Somé teaches the earth burial practice

    📄Vipassanā

    📖 The Paradox of Choice

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    Yum, Yum, Yum with Ram Dass Dec 23, 2019
    Show notes

    In this episode originally recorded in 2018 at the "Waking Up with Psychedelics" event in Los Angeles, Trudy Goodman spoke with one of the pioneers of Western spirituality and psychedelics, Ram Dass. We're sharing this now to honor the recent passing of Baba Ram Dass, and appreciate his tremendous impact on popular, spiritual, & psychedelic culture.

    We hope you enjoy this love bomb! ❤️💣


    Episode links:

    🎧 Existential Medicine, A recording of Part 1 of the same Waking Up with Psychedelics Event

    📄 The New Wave of Psychedelics in Buddhist Practice by Matteo Pistono

    🔗 RamDass.org

    🔗 InsightLA

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    Toward a Fourth Turning, Pt. 2, with Ken Wilber Nov 04, 2019
    Show notes

    In this latest addition to the Metadharma series, Ryan Oelke is joined by philosopher Ken Wilber to explore what a fourth turning of Buddhism looks like, what it includes, and why it’s needed.

    "The new Buddha is not going to be the Sangha, but the unification of the Buddha, Sangha, and Dharma in a single ongoing nondual Awareness and Awakening.” - Ken Wilber

    In Part 1, Ken discusses the evolution of Buddhism through the three turnings, what each turning included and was missing, and what each subsequent turning provided. In a fourth turning, Ken speaks to the need of two main additions to the practice of Buddhism: growing up and cleaning up (waking up already being long present in the Buddhist tradition).

    In Part 2, Ken responds to how a fourth turning of Buddhism can more effectively respond to the meta-crises of the world and how practice can evolve as a response to the complexity and challenges of the world.

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    Toward a Fourth Turning, Pt. 1, with Ken Wilber Oct 28, 2019
    Show notes

    In this latest addition to the Metadharma series, Ryan Oelke is joined by philosopher Ken Wilber to explore what a fourth turning of Buddhism looks like, what it includes, and why it’s needed.

    "The new Buddha is not going to be the Sangha, but the unification of the Buddha, Sangha, and Dharma in a single ongoing nondual Awareness and Awakening.” - Ken Wilber

    In Part 1, Ken discusses the evolution of Buddhism through the three turnings, what each turning included and was missing, and what each subsequent turning provided. In a fourth turning, Ken speaks to the need of two main additions to the practice of Buddhism: growing up and cleaning up (waking up already being long present in the Buddhist tradition).

    In Part 2, Ken responds to how a fourth turning of Buddhism can more effectively respond to the meta-crises of the world and how practice can evolve as a response to the complexity and challenges of the world.


    Episode Links

    📖 The Religion of Tomorrow by Ken Wilber

    🔗 The Three Turnings of Buddhism

    🔗 Integral Life

    🔗 The Ken Show

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    Why Metadharma?, Pt. 1, with Michael W. Taft Aug 01, 2019
    Show notes

    In this latest addition to the Metadharma series, Vince Horn is joined by Michael W. Taft to explore the (meta)reasoning around Metadharma. Why do we need another Dharma? What does Metadharma respond to that Modern and Postmodern forms of Dharma haven’t? What do we need to jettison in order for a genuine Metadharma to emerge? And how does Metadharma relate to the very real social crises we face, including the ecological emergency, runaway capitalism, an over-dependence on rationality, growing racial resentments, and systems of oppression?

    This is part 1 of a 2-part podcast series. Continue listening to the 2nd half of this discussion on Michael’s podcast Deconstructing Yourself: 🎧 Why Metadharma?, Part 2, with Vincent Horn


    Episode Links:

    🎧 Why Metadharma?, Part 2, with Vincent Horn

    🔗 Deconstructing Yourself

    📅 Metadharma Daylong Retreat in San Francisco on 8/24/19 w/ Michael Taft & Vincent Horn

    🔗 San Francisco Dharma Collective

    🔗 Sounds True

    🎧 Kosmic Consciousness by Ken Wilber

    🎧 Bonnitta Roy - Six Ways to Go Meta

    📖 "The Science of Enlightenment” by Shinzen Young

    📄 The Crumbling Buddhist Consensus: Overview by David Chapman

    🔗 Buddhist modernism

    📖 “American Dharma” by Ann Gleig

    🎧 Sameness and Difference in American Dharma

    📄 Mādhyamika

    🔗 Death Sangha with Michael Taft

    📺 What Are the Four Quadrants? by Ken Wilber

    📖 “Syntheism: Creating God in the Internet Age” by Alexander Bard & Jan Soderqvist

    📱 Headspace

    📖 "The Mindful Geek: Mindfulness Meditation for Secular Skeptics” by Michael Taft

    🔗 David Schmachtenberger

    🐥 The Buddhist Geeks Farm

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    The Dharma of Collapse, with Daniel Thorson Jul 22, 2019
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    "Climate change", as a term, no longer captures the real danger that climate scientists say that we as a species, along with our fellow creatures, face today. Already the impacts of climate change have turned into a genuine ecological crisis. A growing group of people are asking out loud, if the recent string of dire government-backed climate reports are too conservative to accurately describe the real dangers ahead of us. What if, in fact, we are on the fast track toward both an ecological & civilizational collapse, and it's already too late? What would it mean to practice dharma in "the spectre of collapse?"

    Vince Horn is joined in this episode by a former team member of Buddhist Geeks, current monastic resident at the Monastic Academy, and host of the Emerge podcast, Daniel Thorson to discuss the dharma of collapse.


    Memorable Quotes:

    “It’s collapsing into certainty, in any case, that’s the real danger here, because then we foreclose on all kinds of possibilities and opportunities that we won’t see because we think we know what’s going on.” - Daniel Thorson

    “If it’s true, everything needs to change. And if we can be uncertain about it then we can play with how things might change, in order so that it doesn’t have the worst impacts we fear it might.” - Daniel Thorson

    “I wonder to what degree the spectre of collapse will be a kind of strange attractor that will pull people out of this deconstructive habit, into realizing that we need to make something that works, for the sake of our lives, for our children’s lives, for the sake of life on earth.” - Daniel Thorson

    “The world is ending, but at least I can breathe through it.” - Vince Horn

    “There are a lot of people and communities who are trying to retreat instead of retrieve.” - Vince Horn


    Episodes Links:

    🎙 Emerge: Making Sense of What’s Next

    🔗 What is Emerging?

    🔗 The Monastic Academy

    📖 "Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha" by Daniel Ingram

    📖 "American Dharma" by Ann Gleig

    🔗 Dharmachanics

    🔗 Metamodernism

    🎧 Hanzi Freinacht - Towards a Metamodern Politics

    📖 “The Listening Society” by Hanzi Freinacht

    🎧 Dr. Jem Bendell - The Meaning and Joy of Inevitable Social Collapse

    📄 Deep Adaptation: A Map for Navigating Climate Tragedy by Jem Bendell

    🔗 IPCC Fifth Assessment Report

    🔗 Transhumanism

    🔗 David Loy

    🎧 Max Borders - The Coming Social Singularity

    🎧 Zak Stein - A Metaphysics of Love for a Time Between Worlds

    📖 “Education in a Time Between Worlds” by Zachary Stein

    🔗 Ken Wilber

    📄 From Western Marxism to Western Buddhism by Slavoj Žižek

    🎧 Buddhism Unbundled by Vince Horn

    🔗 New religious movement

    📖 “Metamodern Leadership” by James Surwillo

    🔗 Meaningness: The fluid mode

    🎧 Bonnitta Roy - A Source Code Analysis of Power

    🔗 Roy Bhaskar

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    Sameness & Difference in American Dharma, with Ann Gleig Jul 11, 2019
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    In this deep dive into the emerging territory of American Dharma, scholar-practitioner Ann Gleig joins with Buddhist Geeks host Vince Horn to explore a plurality of perspectives, some overlooked and marginalized, some debated for millennia. Over 2 hours of deep dialogical podcasting, Ann & Vince explore the larger territory of postmodernism in relation to American Dharma from multiple philosophical vantages, including the ‘post secular’, the ‘postcolonial’, and also in this conversation the ‘metamodern.’


    Favorite Quotes:


    "It can be challenging to mediate closeness with critique.” - Ann Gleig


    “Form is Emptiness, Emptiness is Evolving.” - David Loy


    “In a way there’s no way around it, you kind of have to do the hard confrontational work of practice.” - Ann Gleig


    Episode Links:


    📖 "American Dharma: Buddhism Beyond Modernity" by Ann Gleig

    🎙 Metadharma: Set & Setting by Vince Horn

    📄 Postmodernism

    📄 Postsecularism

    📄 Postcolonialism

    📄 Metamodernism

    📄 Buddhist Modernism

    📄 Enlightenments Beyond the Enlightenment by David Chapman

    📺 From Buddhist Hippies to Buddhist Geeks by Ann Gleig

    📖 "Immunity to Change" by Robert Kegan

    📄 Carl Jung

    📄 Ken Wilber

    📄 Lawrence Kohlberg

    📄 Carol Gilligan

    📄 Strategic Essentialism

    📄 "The Fourth Turning" by Ken Wilber

    📄 "The Way of Tenderness" by Zenju Earthlyn Manuel

    🔗 Angel Kyodo Williams

    🔗 Jeffrey J. Kripal

    📄 Spiritual Bypassing: An Interview with John Welwood

    📖 "Nonduality: In Buddhism and Beyond” by David Loy

    📖 “Tripping with Allah” by Michael Muhammad Knight

    🔗 Jorge Ferrer

    🔗 White Privilege

    🔗 White Awake

    🔗 Inclusion 2.0

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