In the second half of our conversation with Buddhist teacher Diana Winston we go on to discuss the various ways that Buddhism and more secular mindfulness practices are being marketed to youth. The mindfulness movement itself seems to be one of the most promising of these different methods, as does the promulgation of Buddhist teachings via the internet.
We finish off our discussion exploring the promises and perils of starting a serious practice when one is in their teens, and explore how serious, young practitioners end up often missing out on some other important areas of development.
This is part 2 of a two-part series. Listen to part 1, What Happens to the Dharma when the Boomers Die Out?
Episode Links:
Wide Awake: Buddhism for the New Generation ( http://bit.ly/RHZXx )
UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center ( http://www.marc.ucla.edu )