Description
Our guest is James, of New York, who shares how a consistent practice of chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helps him navigate some of the toughest moments of his life from dealing with addiction to finding his place and purpose.
Note: Buddhism does not contradict medical science. If anything, for Buddhists, seeking out professional advice and support is an important step toward caring for ourselves. If you or a friend is struggling with addiction, please seek out professional help.
SHOW NOTES:
3:11- James discovers Buddhism one day while working at a thrift shop.
5:00- Changes he notices after chanting.
11:11- Not showing up for others and himself the way he wanted to.
15:50- Telling friends about his challenges and finding ways to be accountable
19:17- Moving back home to upstate New York.
23:42- How Buddhism changed his family.
27:56- Realizing that coming back home was the best move he could have made.
31:06- How Buddhism taught him to never give up.
37:03- Advice to anyone that wants to try chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo.
Keiko Brunson, of Denver, entered the world with a bang and continued to challenge every perceived limitation placed on her. Today she shares how chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo gave her the confidence to live authentically and with deep gratitude for those who support her.
References:
“Letter to...
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