Wendy Shinyo Haylett, a Buddhist teacher, lay minister, mindfulness coach, and behavioral analyst shares the "tips and tricks" found in Buddhist teachings to make your professional and personal life better ... everyday!
In this episode, I get lost in a
conversation with Deborah Eden Tull, who I wished I could have
talked with for hours! Deborah Eden Tull is a Zen
meditation and dharma teacher, author, public speaker, and
sustainability educator.
In our conversation we discuss her
latest book, Luminous Darkness: An Engaged Buddhist Approach to
Embracing the Unknown, a deep book bridging the
Dharma, personal awareness, and transformation—through the lens of
darkness and all that word connotes, like uncertainty, change,
grief, and fear.
I know you'll enjoy this episode, as we
meander through a conversation about spirituality, living
in inquiry, leading in the dark AND being LED by the dark ... and
showing up as we are, in our strength and
vulnerability.
And I'm sure you will be inspired by
Deborah Eden Tull, as she shares a way for all of us to
"navigate the uncertainty of our times" and welcome the presence of
life "as it is."
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Wendy Haylett, author, podcast host, Buddhist Sensei, Lay Minister, and spiritual coach. Wendy has 40+ years as a Buddhist practitioner and 35+ years of coaching experience.