The Death Dhamma Podcast
Open and honest discussions with wise and skillful teachers about their experiences with life, death, and Buddhism. If you wonder how others on the path have dealt with death and dying and grief, be sure to listen in. Everyone has a story, a perspective, and a valuable lesson to share. Embrace death, live a full life and learn to love impermanence because nobody gets out of this alive.
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Episodes
The Power of Practice: Stand Firm and Stay Grounded
Margaret’s message is clear: spiritual practice is not about achieving a perfect existence devoid of problems but about learning to be present and compassionate in the face of adversity.
Catching the Ball: Lessons on Life’s Challenges and Equanimity
Some days you make the hard play with ease and some days you drop the ball. Thoughts on equanimity in our practice and in our lives.
Trigger Awareness: Cultivating Inner Strength in Chaos
The importance of recognizing your feelings and responses to life’s occurrences, gently reminding you that while you can’t control what happens, you can certainly control how you react to it.
It’s about fostering resilience and strength, rather than being swept away by the extremes of emotional highs and lows.
Contemplating Caterpillars and Metamorphosis
Are we merely subjects to the whims of fate, or active participants steering through the chaos of transformation towards a hopeful future?
Season 5: Equanimity in Chaos
As we embark on this new season of the Death Dhamma Podcast, it’s clear that the journey towards equanimity is a shared one. Margaret Meloni invites listeners to join her in exploring the complexities of modern life through the lens of mindfulness, compassion, and spirituality. By embracing the chaos with open hearts and minds, we can cultivate a sense of balance that not only strengthens our own resilience but also fosters a deeper connection with those around us.
Rituals and Reflections: Finding Meaning Beyond Attachment
As the conversation unfolds, Margaret emphasizes the Buddhist teachings on impermanence and compassion, reminding you that your relationships and beliefs should enhance your lives rather than constrain them. This episode is not just about letting go of expectations—it’s about cultivating awareness and acceptance in your everyday practice.