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Christian Kohl
After my Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics I got somehow pulled away from science and now work as an International IT Manager.
I practise meditation since 2004 following the approaches of Qigong, Zazen and Vajrayana Buddhism.
Mindful Awareness without the Cushion
Khandro Rinpoche on how we can keep the mindfulness we discover on the cushion as we go about daily activity.
How the Buddhist Geeks got going
Here is a 90 minute skype interview with Vincent Horn, co-founder of Buddhist Geeks. The Buddhist Geeks podcasts are wildly popular and all kinds of unusual topics are covered through interviews of Buddhist meditators, teachers, scholars and all kinds of other fascinating people.
You find some more information in 2 previous posts:
Part 1: What it means to be a Buddhist Geek
Part 2: How could the tech culture support spiritual growth
Part 3: How technology can support contemplative practice
Part 4: Challenges and opportunities when bringing scientists and contemplatives together
Vajra Guru mantra
Diane: Meditation @ Work
Diane is one of the founding members of a group of business and community leaders in Australia called ‘Practical Wisdom’ and has herself been on the board of a number of large Australian public companies for over 15 years.
Teaching Children that Non-Distraction is Meditation
At his playfully provocative, incredibly pithy and insightful best, Sogyal Rinpoche is teaching children and adults the key points of meditation practice.
Appearance and Essence of Mind
In this video, Sogyal Rinpoche explains that we are usually lost in the appearance of mind, our thoughts and emotions, instead of recognizing the essence or nature of mind.
Introducing Nuptul Rinpoche a Tenzin Gyatso Scholar
Meet Nuptul Rinpoche, a Tenzin Gyatso Scholar.
U.S. Congressmen Tim Ryan on a More Mindful Society
U.S. Congressman Tim Ryan, a big believer in the benefits of meditation, is advocating for making mindfulness a part of the lives of everyday Americans.
Mindfulness, Empathy & Compassion on Facebook
Watch this interview with Arturo Behar, an Engineering Director at Facebook, on the opportunity for mindfulness, compassion and empathy in social media and the necessity for developing tools within Facebook for enabling it.
Feedback from Wisdom 2.0
Meet Cameron, a 25-year-old programmer who is leaving YouTube to start his own company with some friends.
