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Exploring the Concept of Self in Buddhism
In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses the concept of self in Buddhism and how it differs from the Western view of self-identity. They also touch upon the history of Buddhist tradition and the neurobiological lens of exploring purpose and meaning in life.
Clips
A conversation between two friends about their time at NYU film school and the different roles they played in making student films.
06:05 - 07:00 (00:55)
Summary
A conversation between two friends about their time at NYU film school and the different roles they played in making student films.
ChapterExploring the Concept of Self in Buddhism
Episode112: Dr. David Vago, This Is Your Brain on Meditation
PodcastTen Percent Happier with Dan Harris
The guest talks about his beliefs in synchronicity and purpose, and how it intersects with his work as a neurobiologist.
07:00 - 09:14 (02:14)
Summary
The guest talks about his beliefs in synchronicity and purpose, and how it intersects with his work as a neurobiologist. He shares how signposts have led him to where he is today as the research director of an integrative medicine center at Vanderbilt University.
ChapterExploring the Concept of Self in Buddhism
Episode112: Dr. David Vago, This Is Your Brain on Meditation
PodcastTen Percent Happier with Dan Harris
The speaker discusses the concept of a permanent sense of self from the Hindu tradition and their experience at a ten-day silent Vipassana meditation retreat.
09:14 - 12:46 (03:31)
Summary
The speaker discusses the concept of a permanent sense of self from the Hindu tradition and their experience at a ten-day silent Vipassana meditation retreat.