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Paths of Practice with Anthony “T” Maes
Anthony “T” Maes teaches at the East Bay Meditation Center, Insight Meditation Society, Inward Bound Mindfulness, Freedom Together, Spirit Rock Meditation Center, and Dharma Homies.
Find out more about Anthony and his work through his website: https://www.anthonymaes.com/
In this episode, we discuss the importance of relationality in mindfulness practice, how facilitating retreats for teenagers informs leading retreats for adults, the jungle experience of practicing in the Thai Forest lineage of Theravada Buddhism, the "faculty lounge" of dharma elders and teachers, and the joy of playing an indigenous flute.
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By Vincent MooreAnthony “T” Maes teaches at the East Bay Meditation Center, Insight Meditation Society, Inward Bound Mindfulness, Freedom Together, Spirit Rock Meditation Center, and Dharma Homies.
Find out more about Anthony and his work through his website: https://www.anthonymaes.com/
In this episode, we discuss the importance of relationality in mindfulness practice, how facilitating retreats for teenagers informs leading retreats for adults, the jungle experience of practicing in the Thai Forest lineage of Theravada Buddhism, the "faculty lounge" of dharma elders and teachers, and the joy of playing an indigenous flute.