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Listen to the latest podcast episode about how to stop seeking the approval of other people. Our guest is Dave Drake, who practices Buddhism in New York City, and shares his journey with this very struggle, both in his personal life and as a musician.

You know what’s really spooky? 👻 Letting fear stop us from going after our dreams. Chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helps us challenge our preconceived limitations and take courageous action toward our goals. Read about how to breakthrough fear in our lives.

“Tips & Insights” is a miniseries in which we’ll introduce one Buddhist concept each month and how it can be applied to your life. Today’s is: earthly desires are enlightenment. Listen to the full episode:

What area of your life do you want to get unstuck?

“However many times we’re knocked down, the important thing is that we keep getting up and taking one step—even a half-step—forward.” — Daisaku Ikeda

Are you new to learning about Nam-myoho-renge-kyo? Today’s episode is for you. Our guest is Crystal Fraser, who shares some basics about SGI Nichiren Buddhism and its core practice of chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo, as well as her own journey with it. https://t.co/StRA7gG6CL

Learn about the significance of the Gohonzon and how to use it in your Buddhist practice. https://t.co/aGaPY49TwJ

Yuri Yamashita was recently the percussionist for the Tina Turner musical on Broadway, a remarkable coincidence because during moments of her own personal struggles, Tina Turner’s story and Buddhist practice was a source of inspiration for Yuri. https://t.co/P2HmJ8wFaw

“Buddhism starts with believing in the great power of the Buddha within your own life.” — Daisaku Ikeda

Today’s guest is Alex Boling, of Los Angeles, who honestly shares the insights he has gained by applying his Buddhist practice to his experiences as an activist and volunteer. https://t.co/o7aMbi1C0z

Did y’all also see @katyperry’s Nam-myoho-renge-kyo tweet? If you’re wondering what it means, here’s a super quick explainer. 🪷

Listen to today’s episode of “Tips & Insights” we discuss the Buddhist concept of the oneness of life and its environment. https://t.co/JH5l3SUTcQ

The morning reminder we all needed. ✨

Anger can either be the motivator to take positive action or it can be a destructive force. But, just like so much in Buddhism, the outcome depends on what’s in our hearts. Learn how you can transform your anger into positive action. https://t.co/zwSDODsp2X

Listen to our guest Christina Moran, of El Paso, Texas, who shares her own journey of pursuing happiness after experiencing a series of very challenging events that made her feel like she had hit rock bottom. https://t.co/0CUKd4Vpb8

What should I think about when I’m chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo? https://t.co/3xyWerJy5v

How do I know if chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo is working for me? ⁠Learn how to make sure you’re chanting effectively. https://t.co/4p4SkAOJ0s

What’s actually happening when I’m chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo? Discover how whatever the situation, bringing our Buddhability to the table can dramatically change how we react on a daily basis. https://t.co/iOdbLofmSb

Today our guest is Erica Stein, L.A.-based co-host of the podcast Courageous Wellness, and Buddhist practitioner. We cover everything from the experiences that led Erica to chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo, to what she’s learned about wellness. https://t.co/NuJImK4ijJ