Imperfect Buddha Podcast

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The Imperfect Buddha Podcast explores the world of contemporary western Buddhism in all its facets, mixing in banter with analysis, no holds barred.

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  1. This month will see the release of our next long-form conversation of the year; this time with from the . It's a conversation that journeyed through much terrain and across vast stretches; something of a visionary journey, perhaps.

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  2. Oh, you lucky creatures, it's the latest from podcast. Episode number 63: Daniel Ingram enlightens us on Integral Theory & I play the devil's advocate.

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  3. Some of us love typos so much we include them in every tweet....others prefer to alternate...which type are you?

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  4. Considering the impossibility of remaining static, we must accept that we are either becoming less ignorant, reinforcing & bolstering our existing ignorance, or acquiring new means for further nuances of ignorance. or

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  5. Jan 23

    🎙️ Absolutely fabulous exploration of integral/developmental stages here.

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  6. Jan 23

    The long-awaited Integral Interview has arrived and, yes, it's a good one

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  7. Very very cool conversation. Openness and dialogue by both conversation partners and . Leading to a very rich model for engaging with life in many modes.

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  8. Oh, you lucky creatures, it's the latest from podcast. Episode number 63: Daniel Ingram enlightens us on Integral Theory & I play the devil's advocate.

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  9. Fascinating read on papal interference from a man who clearly can't let go of power. Useful as a reminder that all spiritual leaders are all too human and their afflictions are universal and universally human. After all, the Pope is the true Granddaddy of Gurus.

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  10. Be like Larry, don't contain your enthusiasm.

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  11. What do , Ken Wilber & Integral Theory all have in common? They all feature in our latest podcast episode to be released this coming Thursday.

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  12. Know that we will give half of what we receive to local charities or podcasts we love anyway 'cause that's how we roll.

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  13. Thanks in advance for listening, reading & helping out if you feel it just.

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  14. We need to support each other & also send a signal to those doing good work; whether a local charity, short term project, one off event, podcast series, or even Extinction rebellion, as well as traditional charities like Amnesty International.

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  15. I would suggest you support someone doing this work, if not us, someone. I do so myself. Not all the podcasts I listen to, obviously. But those that I have got a lot from. Sometimes as a one of donation, at other times as a yearly contribution based on what I can afford.

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  16. I have slowly managed to make progress with the new site and add a donations button using Paypal. If you feel so inclined, you can support as & when you feel driven to do so. It's on the right of every page if you scroll down:

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  17. We've been shy & cautious about asking for money from listeners: No desire to turn the podcast into a money making venture at all, or commodify our episodes. People do periodically write though & ask how to support us financially, which is kind.

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  18. The latest in-person offering from podcast regular Glenn Wallis tomorrow. Looks like a real good 'un.

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  19. Give Netflix and Prime a break, give our latest a whirl: it's very short, and very sweet, & a nice warm up for Integral Theory with Daniel Ingram, which is our next foray into the land of podcasting & the practising life. Episode 62. IBP: Introducing 2020

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  20. Should be of interest to practitioners in the Philadelphia area. and .

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