Bucovery

"I Hope Karma Slaps You in the Face Before I Do" Karma is not a punishment system! Karma is about you, not another person or waiting for another person to "get theirs!" karma is an energy created by willful action, through thoughts, words and deeds. We are all creating karma every minute, and the karma we create affects us every minute. Karma is simply an energy. It's our own intentional thoughts...

Fear is an internal experience and it is a wonderful idea to think of fear with objective skepticism and not treat it as an absolute truth. A Buddhist approach to fear would be for you to examine fear. So how do we use Buddhist psychology to stay in the now and not create fear? Listen to the podcast.

Why do we spend so much time in the past twisting our necks out of place, or worry about the future when it has not come yet? Why are we on autopilot? Mindfulness, being in the now aka being in the moment. Join Tyler Woods and Sharon Francis and they talk about how we need to switch off the autopilot put our hand on our own steering wheel and take charge of our life in the here and now.

Join Tyler Woods and Sharon Francis as they do part two of meditations. This week they focus on the different types of meditation. Meditation is a practical means for calming yourself, for letting go of your biases and seeing what is--openly and clearly. It is a way of training the mind so that you are not distracted and caught up in its endless churning.

Listen to Tyler Woods and Sharon Francis as they talk about meditation and the implications on health and mental health. Meditation is now commonly used to treat mental health disorders, addiction, and everyday stress, as well as to heal physical ailments and promote better sleep. Meditation is mind without agitation. Meditating actually changes your brain, and with it, the way your body responds...

Join Tyler Woods Ph. D. and Sharon Francis RN as they use a Buddhist understanding of health and mental health. The Buddhist approach to health and healing is its emphasis on spiritual strength and an overriding sense of purpose. This show they introduce some basic concepts of how Buddhism helps in recovery from mental health to health issues.