The Gay Buddhist Forum by GBF Podcast
1) Becoming Just Awareness - Dorothy Hunt
What does it mean to âbe awarenessâ rather than simply observing it? Dorothy Hunt invites us to see awareness not as something separate from thoughts, feelings, or experiences, but as the very ground...Show More
2) The Multiplicity of Awareness - Eugene Cash
What does it mean to truly awakenâand how do we live with full awareness in every moment, even in the face of impermanence? Eugene Cash's warm, playful, and deeply sincere style invites us into a ric...Show More
3) The Heart, Broken Open - Jennifer Berezan
Jennifer Berezan reflects on the necessity for courage, compassion, and the power of community in uncertain times. Even to simply stop and sit with what is requires braveryâespecially amid aging, soci...Show More
4) The Buddha & Neuroscience - Eve Decker
When seen with clarity, the dharma sheds light on nearly every aspect of our daily lives. In this highly engaging talk, Eve Decker explores in plain language how Buddhist teachings can help us deal w...Show More
5) Self Compassion - Walt Opie
Self-compassion is a vital part of the Buddhist path, especially here in the West. Here, Walt Opie shares personal stories and reflections on how difficult it can be to extend kindness toward ourselv...Show More
6) Living with Integrity - Steven Tierney
In this talk, Steven Tierney emphasizes living with integrity as the core of Buddhist practice. He helps us reflect on living a meaningful and compassionate practice that is responsive to our unique l...Show More
7) The Hard Work of Ethical Conduct - Daigan Gather
In a world rife with violence and intolerance, how do we embody Buddhist ethical practice that balances compassion, wisdom, and courageous action? When we feel overwhelmed by the state of society, Dai...Show More
8) What Might Happen - Laura Burges
Laura Burges discusses how being present with our fears can help us break the grip they hold over us so we can develop the courage to live openly and compassionately in uncertain times. Finding Buddhi...Show More
9) The Dharma of Other People - Matthew Brensilver
Human connection brings an inherent amount of suffering with it, so how do we cultivate equanimity in interpersonal relationships? In this talk, Matthew Brensilver reflects on the deep human need for ...Show More
10) Being an Island of Order in a Sea of Disorder - Larry Robinson
As practitioners, how can we respond when things fall apart? Larry Robinson invites us to find refuge and stability amid chaotic and uncertain times by leaning into the core Buddhist teachings and pra...Show More