Shambhala Sun - Polly Young-Eisendrath on Mindfulness, Love and Relationship

Very cool - big fan of Polly Young-Eisendrath, so this was great to listen to. This is also some very practical information for people in relationship who want to be healthier in how they relate to their partner.

Shambhala Sun Audio: Polly Young-Eisendrath on Mindfulness, Love and Relationship

In these two new Shambhala Sun Audio clips from last year’s Mindfulness, Love and Relationship program in New York City, Jungian psychologist and Buddhist practitioner Polly Young-Eisendrath explains why Buddhism’s three “facets of existence” can lead us to have healthier relationships with others, and how couples can break destructive cycles of behavior by taking a good look at the contents of their minds.

Just click the players, below, to listen.

To attend this year’s Mindfulness, Love, and Relationship weekend in New York City from April 3rd to April 5th, visit the Omega Institute, here.

For more from our esteemed panel of teachers, all of whom will be at this year’s program, just follow these links:

Shambhala Sun Audio: Sylvia Boorstein on Mindfulness, Love and Relationship

Shambhala Sun Audio: John Tarrant on Mindfulness, Love and Relationship

Polly Young-Eisendrath on “The Training of Love”

Shambhala Sun Audio: Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche on Mindfulness, Love and Relationship

Sylvia Boorstein: “We Are All Wayfarers”

Thanks, as always, for listening to Shambhala Sun Audio. And hey, why not leave a comment about your thoughts on these two clips?

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