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Jack Kornfield

Jack Kornfield

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Oct 28, 2026

Diego PerezGUEST
39:47
I found, you know, it's funny.
Diego PerezGUEST
39:49
It's like, and I've heard this from like Jack Kornfield and just so many, you know, the older wisdom teachers and the best testing ground for your wisdom is hanging out with your siblings.
Diego PerezGUEST
40:01
Yeah.
Diego PerezGUEST
40:01
hanging out with your mom and dad, you know? And then there are like times where you feel like, I'm like, whoa, I'm, you know, I remember this triggered really immediately or there isn't even a trigger.
Jan DayGUEST
43:20
And I was living in America at that point and went to Spirit Rock.
Jan DayGUEST
43:24
And I did lots of forgiveness work with Jack Kornfield.
Jan DayGUEST
43:27
And really it was a powerful journey.
Jan DayGUEST
43:30
And then I lived in Hawaii for a long time.
Cynthia WinwardHOST
60:27
But I keep thinking of that.
Cynthia WinwardHOST
60:31
Jack Kornfield line, bowing to the reality, bowing to the current reality.
Cynthia WinwardHOST
60:37
Like there's something about that for me being able to be present in the moment is to bow to the reality of this very moment, if that makes sense.
Cynthia WinwardHOST
60:46
More on that another time.
Stuart WatkinsGUEST
7:55
So this is where certain teachers came in and a few more like tantric teachings and Buddhist tantric teachings, which are very focused on Interestingly, on the practical and making the ordinary extraordinary.
Stuart WatkinsGUEST
8:15
And, you know, the great mindfulness teacher, Jack Kornfield, I remember hearing him talk about his book that he was launching at the time called Ecstasy, Then the Laundry.
Stuart WatkinsGUEST
8:30
And there I was doing a whole lot of laundry and a whole lot of dirty nappies and just in it.
Stuart WatkinsGUEST
8:38
And so those tantric Buddhist teachings started to really ring true of like, oh, okay, I don't want to escape this.
Gayathri NarayananGUEST
36:21
And then I kind of infused that parenting curriculum with more mindfulness practices and started teaching it that way.
Gayathri NarayananGUEST
36:29
And then I got certified to become a mindfulness meditation teacher with Jack Kornfield and Tara Brock.
Gayathri NarayananGUEST
36:35
They had that mindfulness meditation teacher certification program.
Gayathri NarayananGUEST
36:39
So it was a two-year program.
Sean FargoHOST
0:30
It's thoughtful, practical, and deeply relevant, especially for those of us navigating the tension between mindfulness and our phones.
Sean FargoHOST
0:41
It's been widely recognized with praise from voices like Jack Kornfield, Ariana Huffington, Daniel Siegel, Shinzen Young, Richie Davidson.
Sean FargoHOST
0:54
The list goes on, all saying that this is a book made for our times and that it's incredibly important.
Sean FargoHOST
1:03
And they're all pointing to the importance of this work in helping us build a healthier relationship with our attention, with Jay as a pioneer of this work.
Marianne PaventiHOST
12:35
You can go at your own pace.
Marianne PaventiHOST
12:37
One of my teachers, Jack Kornfield, said, approach the body as a container for possibility and joy, but also approach it very tenderly for all that it has carried and all that it currently carries.
Marianne PaventiHOST
12:55
There is so much wisdom in the body.
Marianne PaventiHOST
12:58
I invite you to listen to your body during this practice today, and your body will show you the way.
Shinzan PalmaGUEST
2:35
Good to see you, Cynthia, once again.
Shinzan PalmaGUEST
2:39
Doing this together and, yeah, yesterday I start with some kind of orientation and then I'm sorry not to ask John to scroll the screen, you know, that I can see all the faces again.
Shinzan PalmaGUEST
2:56
And like Kodo say, you know, after six years, it has been very solid.
Shinzan PalmaGUEST
3:03
It's one good thing that came out from this pandemic that all of us went through.

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Shinzan PalmaGUEST
33:40
And other teachings say, okay, the eating your breakfast is the enlightenment, you know? And then, so you finish, so you cannot do anything.
Shinzan PalmaGUEST
33:52
So you go to the next thing to let it go and to wash it, you know? It may be the washing the bowl is like a...
Shinzan PalmaGUEST
33:59
the beautiful book of John Caulfield, After the Ecstasy is Your Laundry, so that you need to work with that integration about your awakening, how you're understanding about the Dharma, how you can express or give it form into your everyday life.
Shinzan PalmaGUEST
34:22
So, yeah, and then I really hope that this time I just check in the book and it's very inspired.
Raghu MarkusHOST
20:07
And it's very difficult for many people to get close to and be with that suffering in a way that allows it to transform.
Raghu MarkusHOST
20:18
Jack Kornfield, friend, teacher, said, usually will tell people,
Greg BoyleGUEST
20:23
yeah, just make friends with your suffering
Raghu MarkusHOST
20:26
here.

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Raghu MarkusHOST
55:51
But we're so happy that you are coming.
Raghu MarkusHOST
55:56
And his great friend Mirabai Starr will be there.
Raghu MarkusHOST
56:00
And Jack Kornfield will be there.
Raghu MarkusHOST
56:02
And...
GaneshNARRATOR
0:06
The outer technology of the world has to be matched by the inner technology of the heart, says Jack Kornfield in a prescient quote from episode 334 of the Heart Wisdom podcast, A Steady Heart in Troubled Times.
GaneshNARRATOR
0:25
So welcome back once again.
GaneshNARRATOR
0:27
This is Heart Wisdom, Jack Kornfield's podcast here on Ram Dass' Be Here Now Network.
GaneshNARRATOR
0:35
My name is Ganesh Das, I'm Jack's assistant, a student of Ram Dass, and as always, I'm so happy to open the door for another fresh video episode.
GaneshNARRATOR
0:47
This teaching comes from a talk Jack gave earlier this year at Stanford University, which is quite a beautiful place for Jack to ask the main question of this talk.

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Jack KornfieldHOST
41:43
Some of you kind of remember it.
Jack KornfieldHOST
41:45
And it's an amazing thing because it's very tender to say, well, this is actually what my heart would commit itself to.
GaneshNARRATOR
41:55
Thank you for joining us on another episode of Jack Kornfield's Heart Wisdom Podcast on the Be Here Now Network.

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