From Tibetan Buddhism to Bhakti Yoga, Raghu and author Vincent Thibault explore reshaping the mind in our chaotic world.

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This time on Mindrolling, Raghu and Vincent journey through:

Vincent’s early exposure to literature and the roots of his interest in Eastern philosophy and contemplative traditions
Navigating digital overwhelm and content overload in the modern age
How busyness and productivity culture can numb us to collective suffering
Parkour: a physical, artistic, and spiritually metaphorical discipline
Suffering as a path to transformation and a deeper connection with God
Drawing connections across many different wisdom traditions
Positive attachment versus attachment that traps us
Those who inspire the trust of our own pure minds
Tibetan Buddhist traditions and the value of learning from multiple teachers
Raghu’s lineage of Bhakti yoga, the yoga of devotion
The Tibetan translation of devotion: interested humility
Training the mind, training the heart, and learning to relate to both inner and outer phenomena

Learn more about Traleg Kyabgon Rinpoche HERE and check out his book on karma

About Vincent Thibault:

A man of ideas and actions, an amazed traveller, and a defender of what could be called lucid optimism, Vincent Thibault is a Quebec writer and screenwriter. Vincent’s writing takes on many forms, including fantasy, psychological or adventure novels, comic or dramatic scenarios, travel stories, literary short stories, philosophical essays, and translations of Buddhist texts. While his work is incredibly diverse, it revolves around the same key themes: integrity, the quest for wisdom, the relationship to uncertainty, the reconciliation between tradition and modernity, and the power of benevolence in a noisy and busy world.

Check out more of Vincent’s writing on his website which includes both a French and English section. You can also keep up with Vincent on Facebook.

“Be it just on the cushion for a few minutes a day, if you find a way to make that switch and see difficulties as opportunities, then you can slowly learn to turn everything into the path of enlightenment.” –Vincent Thibault

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Ep. 636 – A Buddhist Guide to Navigating the Chaos of the Digital Age with Vincent Thibault