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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2019 · 18 MIN

Introduction to Resiliency

from Resiliency · host Antioch Resiliency

In this episode, co-hosts Steve Findley and Silas West share their vision behind the upcoming podcast “Resiliency”.

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Get Up Girl LeAnn Bussey Everyone has a story. Everyone has been in the ring with discouragement, disappointment, and defeat at some point in life. It’s just part of this beautiful and messy journey. But what happens when the round is over and the bell rings for the last time? What happens when we have been bloodied and bruised? How do we get back up? That is the answer we want to know. Join us on the Get Up Girl Podcast as we chat with women from all walks of life and ask this one simple question -- What is your get up story? From single parenthood to women in business to overcoming addiction and trauma, we talk about it all! We know you will be encouraged through the stories of these women and their resiliency to keep fighting. We believe everyone has a story ... and you were made to tell yours! Beyond the News The Lotus Institute Join host Dr. Larry Ward as he explores current events through the lens of Buddhism and neuroscience, sharing practical skills for how to engage with the information we receive from the wider world. While we cannot ignore the news or modern media, we can learn new ways to shift our perspective from reactivity to reflection, and gain a deeper understanding of our body and mind along the way. Dr. Ward is the author of America’s Racial Karma, a senior teacher in the Plum Village tradition of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh and the co-founder of The Lotus Institute. He brings an interdisciplinary approach to his "Deep Buddhism" teachings, incorporating elements of Buddhist psychology with neuroscience, trauma resiliency and social imagination.

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