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HázmesterKomment Huszárok & Ki Fizet a Randin?! x Csivettka | Házmester Podcast S3E03-(2025.03.20.)Ahogy megszokhattátok Ivett ismét a Házmesterben ! Kommenteket nézegetünk és megállapítjuk ki fizessen a randin ! @csivettka Köszönöm, hogy megnézted a videót! 🙏❤️ Ne felejts el feliratkozni, ha tetszett, és nyomj egy lájkot, hogy támogass! 👍✨ Ha van kérdésed vagy ötleted, ne habozz kommentelni, szívesen válaszolok! 💬👇 Csatlakozz a közösséghez a következő platformokon is: TikTok 🎵📱.: https://www.tiktok.com/@brgs_thamek_official?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Facebook 👍📘.: https://www.facebook.com/tamas.burges/ Instagram 📸✨.: https://www.instagram.com/brgs_thamek_official/ #brgs #házmester #podcast #csivettka #komfortszopi2025-03-2346 min
The Gay Buddhist Forum by GBFTaking Refuge in the Present Moment - Laura BurgesIf we cannot find stability in external circumstances, where do we turn? Laura Burges shares that we can find solace within the immediacy of our own experience. She reflects on the traditional Buddhist practice of "taking refuge"—in the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha—and reimagines it as a deeply personal and embodied act. By anchoring ourselves in the present moment, Laura suggests, we can access a wellspring of clarity and compassion that helps us navigate life's uncertainties.Laura offers several practical approaches to cultivate this refuge:Mindful Breathing...2025-01-1251 min
The Gay Buddhist Forum by GBFMaking Mistakes - Laura BurgesHow can Buddhist practice help us navigate the inevitable missteps of life? Drawing from her own journey through addiction and recovery, Laura Burges emphasizes that making mistakes is an intrinsic part of being human. She encourages us to meet our errors with compassion and curiosity, viewing them as opportunities for growth rather than sources of shame. By embracing our imperfections, we can cultivate a more forgiving and understanding relationship with ourselves and others.Laura outlines several key practices to support this compassionate approach:Mindful Awareness: Recognize and observe our...2025-01-0552 min
Flourishing After Addiction with Carl Erik FisherThe Zen Way of Recovery, with Laura BurgesJoin me on Sunday, September 8th, at 12 PM Eastern Time (9 AM Pacific) for From Recovering to Flourishing: A Foundational Workshop.Before spending three years in a Buddhist monastery and becoming a 3rd grade teacher, Laura Burges was exploring the world of alcohol and drugs, from opium dens in Afghanistan to a tent in Juneau, Alaska. After near-death experiences—such as blacking out and crawling through the snow—she realized she needed a spiritual solution to her addiction. This realization led her to deeply commit to Soto Zen practice. However, as she writes, "Buddhism did not cure...2024-08-2156 min
The Gay Buddhist Forum by GBFA Bridge Over Troubled Water - Laura BurgesHow can we use our practice to see us through troubled times and remain a light against the darkness? Laura Burges encourages us to see Buddhist practice as a laboratory, a place to experiment with our own experience. Drawing from the book, "Buddhism Without Beliefs" by Stephen Batchelor, she likens the Four Noble Truths to a diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment for the challenges facing us and the world. If they were contained in bottles, each would come with a simple instruction label:Life is marked by suffering or anguish - "Recognize Me" T...2024-07-2154 min
The Functional Nerds PodcastEpisode 629-With Audrey BurgesThis week, Patrick and Tracy welcome Audrey Burges, author of A House Like An Accordion.
About A House Like An Accordion: Keryth Miller is disappearing.
Between the growing distance from her husband, the demands of two teenage daughters, and an all-encompassing burnout, she sometimes feels herself fading away. Actual translucence, though—that’s new. When Keryth wakes up one morning with her hand completely gone, she is frantic. But she quickly realizes two things: If she is disappearing, it’s because her father, an artist with the otherworldly ability to literally capture life in his art, i...2024-07-1051 min
The Gay Buddhist Forum by GBFThe Thousand Natural Shocks - Laura BurgesHow can Buddhist philosophy help us address the everyday suffering we encounter in a human body - the accidents, falls, missteps, mistakes, broken bones and broken hearts? In this talk, Laura Burges recounts her own experience following a recent fall and injury. She shares practices and reminders that can be helpful when we experience "The thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir to" of which Hamlet spoke. Among these are:Notice that you are safe in this moment.Love your inner child and past.Remember impermanence and that our troubles will change Res...2024-06-0248 min