Ep. 43 – Composing Dharma with Sean Callery
from Creativity, Spirituality & Making a Buck with David Nichtern
Emmy-winning composer Sean Callery and David discuss true fearlessness, how Trungpa Rinpoche heard music, and the symphony of impermanence. Join David Nichtern and Robert Thurman to discuss teaching meditation and find out more about Dharma Moon and Tibet House's renowned mindfulness meditation teacher training: FREE ONLINE TALK In this episode, David and Sean dive into: Sean’s absolutely legendary Emmy-winning career as a humble composer you may not know, but have certainly heard and been touched by Success, aspiration, effort, persistence, happiness, fruition, and the journey Connecting, acknowledging, authenticity, skillful means, confidence, and unique view Blending spirituality and the Dharma with our jobs and work lives Fear and fearlessness through the lens of Shambala and Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche Understanding impermanence as a rich symphony How Trungpa Rinpoche heard music An impromptu live jam session with Sean showcasing emotional change in musical scores Links from this episode: Garchen Rinpoche Doc: https://vimeo.com/544826314 David on Merv Griffin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=2ZEu2oe2UEk&feature=youtu.be “What people have misunderstood about impermanence is, ‘Oh, it’s just nullifying and void, nothing exists, emptiness,’ but what we’re saying is there’s this rich symphony going on, and there is a pattern to it, but it will never be the same from one time to one time. That’s true every moment of your life.” – David Nichtern
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