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Using the Spiritual Faculties to Help Cultivate Anti-Racism

Using the Spiritual Faculties to Help Cultivate Anti-Racism

FromToward Light: Practical Buddhism for the Modern World


Using the Spiritual Faculties to Help Cultivate Anti-Racism

FromToward Light: Practical Buddhism for the Modern World

ratings:
Length:
23 minutes
Released:
Jun 18, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

This episode I explore the 5 spiritual faculties and look at how they can be applied to cultivating anti-racism. A link to the text of the teaching is here and and here is an article by Bhikkhu Bodhi going into more detail about the spiritual faculties.
Released:
Jun 18, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

A weekly podcast exploring early Buddhist teachings and how they apply to 21st century life. Kate Spina is trained to share Buddhist teachings in the Theravada lineage. IG: @towardlight108www.towardlight.netinfo@towardlight.netToward Light is committed to continuing the tradition of the Buddha by making Early Buddhist teachings accessible to all who are interested in them. We offer multiple tools to help people cultivate and maintain a meditation practice and a spiritually-oriented life. Toward Light was founded to fill a gap in Early Buddhist meditation offerings, which have often been passed down through patriarchal lineage, and do not always take feminist and 21st century perspectives into account.