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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Love, Rage
How to Reclaim Your Power in the Face of Systemic Oppression
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Lama Rod Owens' "Love, Rage" offers a transformative perspective on anger, moving beyond simplistic notions of suppressing negative emotions.
The book explores the complexities of anger within the context of systemic racism and state-sanctioned violence, providing tools for processing and channeling this powerful emotion.
Owens, drawing on their experience as a Buddhist teacher and activist, guides readers toward a deeper understanding of anger's potential for healing and social change.
The book emphasizes the importance of fully embodying anger to overcome heartbreak and walk the path of liberation.
Ultimately, "Love, Rage" presents a potent vision of anger as a vehicle for radical social change and spiritual transformation.
The book explores the complexities of anger within the context of systemic racism and state-sanctioned violence, providing tools for processing and channeling this powerful emotion.
Owens, drawing on their experience as a Buddhist teacher and activist, guides readers toward a deeper understanding of anger's potential for healing and social change.
The book emphasizes the importance of fully embodying anger to overcome heartbreak and walk the path of liberation.
Ultimately, "Love, Rage" presents a potent vision of anger as a vehicle for radical social change and spiritual transformation.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned by Sean Korn when discussing internalization and reactivity.
Seane Corn and Lama Rod Owens: Steady Breath, Steady Heart
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Dan Harris at the end of the podcast as a resource for listeners to learn how to work with anger and fear.
Dan Harris at the end of the podcast as a resource for listeners to learn how to work with anger and fear.
A Wise and Counterintuitive Way to Meditate in a Crisis | Lama Rod Owens
Mentioned by Dan Harris when discussing a conversation he had with Lama Rod Owens about establishing a meditation practice during good times.
Dan Harris when discussing a conversation he had with Lama Rod Owens about establishing a meditation practice during good times.
How to Be Courageous | Stacy McClendon
