There's hope and a greater light growing everywhere around the world... Thanks Noah to open young people's mind and taking closer to the incredible experience of meditation!!! Om mani padme hum . . . from Caracas - Venezuela!!!
How on earth could you find anything to dislike? He's not trying to force anything on you or on anyone. He's explaining what changed within him when he was in prison; what he realized and recognized. And it's simply meant to be helpful, if it can be. If it's not for you, that's perfectly okay, too.
Its really easy to just sit there and criticize people from behind a computer screen, only focusing on the negatives. If you acutally knew Noah, you would be able to see that he is a genuine, loving, and compassionate person who is not seeking fame and fortune at all. He is doing something positive and helping other people live happier and better lives, rather than just sitting there and criticizing others.
@aaron343432 The Buddha was also revolutionary in proposing anatman, or no-self, in reaction to the dominant idea of atman, or self, which is the basis of the caste system in India. the caste system is a system of inequality where people born into certain categories are considered less worthy and are confined to the worst of jobs and conditions. The Buddha also allowed women to become monks, very revolutionary at the time.
I love when punk people gets near to buddhism, as I did. Not because of Noah Levine (I'm from spain) and not because they should, and not because punk and buddhism fashion fit nor something or whatever. But I find it better than the old mumbo jumbo "all religions are the same", mostly spoken by people who never investigate about any religion. By the way, I think buddhism is the best and most positive way I made with my life. I was needing it when I started and don0t think i will quit.
They wore robes made from trash and medical rags, which they dye with tea leafs, which was the cheapest dye in that time. But I guess this was not the only thing to call them rebels.
You guys are all off if you haven't read his book DHARMA PUNX you have no idea what he went through he had freakin got emansipated at 15 or 16 lived on his own with his freind and lived off of other peoples credit cards heck this man was my idol staying sobor yes i love it but seriously this man has gone through an amazing life my favorite part is when they try to bleech their hair with some concoction of chemicals and his best budy and him got a job of putting up fliers for concerts
Not a fan of Dharma Punx at all. Other podcasts communicate Dharma in an appealing and soothing fashion. This podcast yells it at you and sounds more like a lecture.
+TheReivenlocke I don't experience it in that way whatsoever. I find their truth-telling and willingness to discuss more difficult subjects so refreshing and like a feeling of home-coming.
+Jessica Trimbath Can't really agree. I've heard speakers that have done both Audio Dharma and Dharma Punx and their delivery style is like day and night between the two. Matthew Brensilver's voice would unrecognizable between the two two podcasts...
This man saved my life
i love you
Two things helped me to feel free and understand myself and my anxiety beyond what people wanted me to think: punk rock and zen buddhism.
His book is fantastic. A must read for anybody who has a passion inner revolution and positive outward change.
There's hope and a greater light growing everywhere around the world...
Thanks Noah to open young people's mind and taking closer to the incredible experience of meditation!!!
Om mani padme hum . . . from Caracas - Venezuela!!!
How on earth could you find anything to dislike? He's not trying to force anything on you or on anyone. He's explaining what changed within him when he was in prison; what he realized and recognized. And it's simply meant to be helpful, if it can be. If it's not for you, that's perfectly okay, too.
Its really easy to just sit there and criticize people from behind a computer screen, only focusing on the negatives. If you acutally knew Noah, you would be able to see that he is a genuine, loving, and compassionate person who is not seeking fame and fortune at all. He is doing something positive and helping other people live happier and better lives, rather than just sitting there and criticizing others.
Homage to your movement. True Bodhisattvas in action. This path is only for the fearless...
Greetings from Mexico
This book saved my life...
Noah is the punkest dude ever. So lucky to have been able to sit with him, even if I was too young to really get it. Amazing human.
I have so much in common with the old Noah, this guy has done one of the most admirable life changes I've seen.
@aaron343432 The Buddha was also revolutionary in proposing anatman, or no-self, in reaction to the dominant idea of atman, or self, which is the basis of the caste system in India. the caste system is a system of inequality where people born into certain categories are considered less worthy and are confined to the worst of jobs and conditions. The Buddha also allowed women to become monks, very revolutionary at the time.
This book was hugely helpful
So happy I found you!
Words of wisdom, thank you.
His teachings in many ways remind me like those of Jesus. It's amazing how truth in many religions overlap.
however innacurate that may be, it illustrates our point beautifully. Thanks.
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I love when punk people gets near to buddhism, as I did. Not because of Noah Levine (I'm from spain) and not because they should, and not because punk and buddhism fashion fit nor something or whatever. But I find it better than the old mumbo jumbo "all religions are the same", mostly spoken by people who never investigate about any religion. By the way, I think buddhism is the best and most positive way I made with my life. I was needing it when I started and don0t think i will quit.
They wore robes made from trash and medical rags, which they dye with tea leafs, which was the cheapest dye in that time. But I guess this was not the only thing to call them rebels.
You guys are all off if you haven't read his book DHARMA PUNX
you have no idea what he went through he had freakin got emansipated at 15 or 16 lived on his own with his freind and lived off of other peoples credit cards heck this man was my idol staying sobor yes i love it but seriously this man has gone through an amazing life my favorite part is when they try to bleech their hair with some concoction of chemicals and his best budy and him got a job of putting up fliers for concerts
what is the name of the song playing in the background? thank you
sounds good
dude totally
See your right on the money with this have you read his book if so add me but not as this as LeviAtara
ok.
the chick at 3:10 is hot.
Not a fan of Dharma Punx at all. Other podcasts communicate Dharma in an appealing and soothing fashion. This podcast yells it at you and sounds more like a lecture.
+TheReivenlocke
one finds what one looks for.
+TheReivenlocke I don't experience it in that way whatsoever. I find their truth-telling and willingness to discuss more difficult subjects so refreshing and like a feeling of home-coming.
+Jessica Trimbath
Can't really agree. I've heard speakers that have done both Audio Dharma and Dharma Punx and their delivery style is like day and night between the two. Matthew Brensilver's voice would unrecognizable between the two two podcasts...