Josh Summers

Everyday Sublime Podcast | Body, Mind + Beyond

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Josh Summers draws from his practice and teaching Yin Yoga, Chinese Medicine and Buddhist meditation. As Stephen Batchelor says, "the mystical does not transcend the world, but saturates it."

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Josh Summers

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Health

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joshsummers.net

Latest episode

Nov 8, 2024

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Episodes

Race, Jazz and Healing | Greg Thomas 24.03.2022

When we shift from being subject to a racial worldview to looking at it as an object; when we are able to see how it works and work to not racialize ourselves or others... now we're getting to where we can start to actually get off that karmic cycle. - Greg Thomas

Compassionate Inquiry | Dharma Talk with Josh 22.03.2022

The Buddha spoke of sati (mindfulness) and sampajanna (clear comprehension) as the twin aspects of awareness that nurture wisdom and compassion. Mindfulness and clear comprehension suggest the relationship between deep listening and deep understanding. - Josh Summers

Compassionate Alignment | Dharma Talk with Josh 15.03.2022

Real compassion includes wisdom and so it makes judgments of care and concern: it says some things are good, and some things are bad, and I will choose to act only on those things that are informed by wisdom and care. - Ken Wilber

Compassionate Receptivity | Dharma Talk with Josh 08.03.2022

The three intentions of compassionate RAIN (receptivity, alignment, inquiry, and negotiation): May I create the conditions for this energy or part of me to feel safe, to feel heard, and to feel integrated. - Josh Summers

Listening Like Water | Dharma Talk with Josh 01.03.2022

Trauma - any experience that cannot be integrated at the time of its occurrence - causes parts of oneself to freeze, like blocks of ice. These frozen parts evolve to keep us safe, but in their frozen state they alienate us from flowing with life. - Josh Summers

St. Anthony's Valentine | Dharma Talk with Josh 21.02.2022

"More than anything, there is a value placed on listening as closely as possible to the mysterious silence that supports existence, which is both the actual silence of the desert landscape and the silence of the self in contemplation. They listened to this silence with hopes of transforming their identities and reimagining community." - Douglas Christie

A Functional Approach to Harmonizing Qi with Yin Yoga | Talk with Josh 17.02.2022

"As a teacher, you won't be able to address the specific needs of each individual. However, what you can offer is a creative way of working with posture, breath, intention and attention so that student and customize - within their own experience - a way to nudge their particular pattern, whatever it might be, towards homeostasis." - Josh Summers

What is Qi? | Talk with Josh (republished) 14.02.2022

"Qi produces the human body just as water becomes ice. As water freezes into ice, so Qi coagulates to form the human body. When ice melts, it becomes water. When a person dies, they become spirit again. It is called spirit, just as melted ice changes its name to water." - Wang Chong (Taoist philosopher, AD 27-97)

My Take on Yin Yoga and Chinese Medicine | Talk with Josh 10.02.2022

Yin Yoga collaborates with the organs of Chinese Medicine to support holistic health. It's not just a matter of stimulating the channels; it's a matter of optimizing organ health through the integration of posture, breath and psycho-spiritual practice. - Josh Summers

The Language of Jazz | Aaron Goldberg 07.02.2022

"Everything I play is a reaction to everything that I just played and to what everybody else is playing at that moment. Great jazz is played when multiple people play together with that kind of necessity and mindset." - Aaron Goldberg

Corks and Stones | Guided Meditation with Josh 31.01.2022

Mindfulness functions like a stone that doesn't stop the flow of the river, rather it comes to a deeper and calmer relationship to the flowing content of the river of experience. - Josh Summers

The Yoga of Grief | Donna Brooks 27.01.2022

"One of the paradoxes about life is that when we're really open to life, the tremendous suffering and the tremendous joy can coexist." - Donna Brooks

Digging Deep | Dharma Talk 24.01.2022

When you dig the well deep enough, you realize we're all drinking from the same source. - Abdullah Ibrahim

Winter's Listening | Guided Meditation with Josh 20.01.2022

Listen to the movement of experience and listen to the space within which this occurs. - Josh Summers

Yang Vipassana Meditation | Dharma Talk 21.12.2021

The only job of a yogi is to note the object that is most predominant, moment by moment. - Sayadaw U Pandita

The Divine Algorithm Sutta | Robert Wright 16.12.2021

Ultimately, happiness comes down to choosing between the discomfort of becoming aware of your mental afflictions and the discomfort of being ruled by them. - Robert Wright

Relaxing the Breathing | Dharma Talk 13.12.2021

Buddhists, however, saw that karma acts in feedback loops, with the present moment being shaped by both past and by present actions; present actions shape not only the future but also the present. This constant opening for present input into the causal process makes free will possible. - Thanissaro Bhikkhu

The Power of Mythos | Bernie Clark 09.12.2021

The point of a map isn't to be right. The point of a map is to help me with something; it's to be useful. - Bernie Clark

The Karma of Breathing | Dharma Talk 06.12.2021

Buddhists, however, saw that karma acts in feedback loops, with the present moment being shaped by both past and by present actions; present actions shape not only the future but also the present. This constant opening for present input into the causal process makes free will possible. - Thanissaro Bhikkhu

Attention Collapse and Inner Climate Change | Howard Axelrod 02.12.2021

The kind of attention you rely on, and the kind of attention you let atrophy, ultimately becomes a decision about what you value as worth perceiving. - Howard Axelrod

Gratitude For Good Karma: Dharma Talk 29.11.2021

A person of integrity is grateful and thankful. This gratitude, this thankfulness is advocated by civil people. - Buddha, Katannu Sutta

From Patience to Peace: Dharma Talk 22.11.2021

If you sit and patiently endure, you find your mind going into a state of calm. That calm occurs because there's no more trying to become something or trying to get rid of something. - Ajahn Sumedho

Peace Within Uncertainty (Part 2): Dharma Talk 15.11.2021

Yet, along with sorrow, there is the backdrop of consciousness, the inner atmosphere that holds whatever arises, like the sky holds lightning... Through our practice of meditation, access to the backdrop becomes possible. - Narayan Liebenson

Peace Within Uncertainty: Dharma Talk 08.11.2021

Recognition of the Yin Will allows for the creation of the virtue of Wisdom. This Wisdom is not about knowing things. In fact, it is more about being deeply connected to the Unknown... Wisdom is a recognition of a deep knowing that infuses life. - Ted Kaptchuk

Robert Wright: War, Peace and Cognitive Bias 04.11.2021

Ultimately, happiness comes down to choosing between the discomfort of becoming aware of your mental afflictions and the discomfort of being ruled by them. - Robert Wright

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