In this episode of Teaching Peace, we move into Chapter 4 of the Dhammapada: Flowers—a poetic meditation on impermanence, beauty, and the urgency of the spiritual path.

These verses use the imagery of flowers to reflect on the fleeting nature of life and the importance of inner practice over outer appearances. Through a liberationist and trauma-informed lens, Jason Storbakken explores what it means to gather the flowers of wisdom—not merely to admire them, but to live by them. How do we move from surface-level spirituality to deep-rooted transformation?

Join us as we reflect on the delicacy of life, the fragrance of virtue, and the call to walk the path with intention and grace.

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