Safe-space

Robert and Davide discuss recent progress in how contemplative scientists view buddhist practice, and many other things of course.

After an overlong summer break, Davide and Robert talk about concepts in the long overdue episode 9 of the safe-space podcast.

Robert and Davide talk about the aesthetics that is linked to Buddhism in the West, where it comes from, and if it does justice to Buddhism. Davide has trouble conjugating verbs, so here is the proper way to do it.

Robert and Davide continue talking about changing ourselves, and what the brain does when it can’t keep up with reality. Are there any parallels between neuroscience and the eight consciousness, and then what is reality in the first place?

Robert and Davide direct their attention towards change: why do we want to change? can we change?

Robert and Davide continue their discussion of different views of reality, and how these can be applied to make our lives less painful.

Robert and Davide find a way to link Wikipedia to Philosophy and the question if there is such a thing as a river. Episode 5 will be the much needed continuation of this.

Davide and Robert talk about the human suffering in the movie “Extremely Loud, Incredibly Close”, and how we could look at them from a perspective inspired by the teachings of the Buddha.

Davide and Robert are talking about GTD, enlightenment, dissatisfaction and happiness in the second episode of Safe-Space. Download this episode here.

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