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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2025 · 27 MIN

Engaged Buddhism

from The Religious Studies Podcast · host Bastian Friborg

Discover the fascinating world of Engaged Buddhism in this comprehensive exploration of how Buddhist principles intersect with social action and contemporary life. This episode delves deep into the practical applications of Buddhist philosophy, examining how practitioners integrate mindfulness, compassion, and wisdom into addressing modern social, political, and environmental challenges. Learn about key figures in the Engaged Buddhism movement, understand the historical development of socially conscious Buddhist practice, and explore how ancient teachings remain relevant in today's world. Whether you're a Buddhist practitioner, student of religion, or simply curious about how spiritual traditions can create positive change, this episode offers valuable insights into one of Buddhism's most influential modern movements.Love what you're hearing? Please give us 5 stars, like this episode, and share it with friends who might enjoy learning about religious studies and Buddhist philosophy!

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