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Psychology
Dec 1, 2021
Martin Goodson

In this episode Jamie & Martin discuss the difficult topic of bereavement, loss and dying.

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Zen Bites #1: Who am I?

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Zen Bites #2: What is Mindfulness Really?

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Zen Bites #3 What is Mindfulness for?

A dialogue between Zen & Psychotherapy
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Zen Bites #4:Meditational Retreats

Why do them and what are they for?
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Zen Bites #5 The Compassionate Heart
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Zen Bites #6 Daily Life Practice

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Zen Bites #7: Walking Meditation
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Zen Bites #8: Working with the Emotional Household

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Zen Bites #9: Mindfulness of eating and drinking

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Zen Bites #10: Body and breath

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Zen Bites #11: Sitting Meditation

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Zen Bites #12: Mindfulness & Relationships

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Zen Bites #13: Sounds, Chanting and Mantras

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Zen Bites #14: Transcendence

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Zen Bites #15: Bereavement, Loss & Dying

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Zen Bites #16: Body Wisdom

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Zen Bites #17 Podcast: Gratitude

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Zen Bites #18: The Shadow, Repression and Acceptance

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Zen Bites #19: Living with Uncertainty

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Zen Bites #20 Podcast: Mapping the Mind

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Further reading

Transcending Mindfulness: 8 | Crisis, Chaos and Uncertainty

What is the role of chaos in spiritual development and what can we do to navigate it effectively?

Why do we chant The Repentance Sutra?

Troubleshooting Zen Study & Practice
If feelings of shame and guilt reinforce the delusion of 'I', why is the Repentance Sutra seen as one of the most important daily chants in the Zen tradition?

Gentling the Bull | Chapter 7

Book Extract
A reading from a foundational text about Zen training. We learn how the student has managed to transform their heart and so is able to perceive (and be in the presence of) a great mystery.

Step Carefully

Gateway Talks
In this talk Martin explores the subject of the heart’s aspiration, and how it may be awakened in an encounter with the Buddha and his teachings, leading to a life affirming turn - around of the heart.