Buddhist Geeks Reflections on 21st Century Dharma
Jul 21, 2015
46:10
In this episode we have a round-table discussion, with members from the NYC-based Interdependence Project, on issues surrounding 21st century dharma in the West. Both Buddhist Geeks and the Interdependence Project tend to attract younger practitioners in their 20s & 30s.
So, in this dialogue, where the oldest of us is 31, we take on some interesting questions about how Dharma is changing in the West, what challenges we face in the future, the economics of dharma, and the implications of a generation who are so interconnected with technology and culture. Listen in to hear a genuine conversation between young practitioners who are trying to find their way as Buddhist practitioners in the 21st century.
Episode Links:
The Interdependence Project ( http://theidproject.com )
Free: The Future of a Radical Price ( http://bit.ly/2seHGB )
Buddhism & Money: Does Priceless Mean It’s Free? ( http://bit.ly/ukzoG )
Nellie Tinder ( http://www.nellietinder.org )
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So, in this dialogue, where the oldest of us is 31, we take on some interesting questions about how Dharma is changing in the West, what challenges we face in the future, the economics of dharma, and the implications of a generation who are so interconnected with technology and culture. Listen in to hear a genuine conversation between young practitioners who are trying to find their way as Buddhist practitioners in the 21st century.
Episode Links:
The Interdependence Project ( http://theidproject.com )
Free: The Future of a Radical Price ( http://bit.ly/2seHGB )
Buddhism & Money: Does Priceless Mean It’s Free? ( http://bit.ly/ukzoG )
Nellie Tinder ( http://www.nellietinder.org )
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Get full access to Buddhist Geeks at www.buddhistgeeks.org/subscribe