Sensei has published his new book Eat Like A Buddha: Mental Recipes To Free Your Mind & Heal The World. It is available now on Amazon. Press play to listen to Sensei read a brief description about the book. Then go purchase your copy!

Many people have inquired about what Sensei actually eats everyday. How is he able to stay looking so vibrant and healthy? These are good questions given the nature of this podcast. In this episode, Sensei lays out not only what he eats everyday, but also his food principles and the specific items that are in his kitchen. To get an insider's view into Sensei's kitchen press play now...

Valentine's Day, like many other days of acknowledgement, is celebrated in contemporary times for reasons nearly unrelated to its original purpose. How might you and your partner or loved ones incorporate the original spirit of Valentine's Day into the contemporary expressions of this day? What could that look like and why should you care? Additionally, if you are single, how could you also participate? These questions and related themes are the subjects that we'll cover on a day recognized by many as the most romantic day of the year.

I am excited to share some wonderful insider news about my new completed book: Eat Like A Buddha. Why did I dedicate an entire year of my life exclusively focused on writing it? This included moving to another country for the entire time! Press play now to get some details on this and more...

Here Sensei shares, with commentary, a gongan that involves an exchange between a Chan master and a man who fancied himself to be much more along the path to enlightenment than his actual state. Learn from this story how your mind-state influences "what you see" in yourself and others. Gongans are powerful exchanges between individuals that often result in a major awakening of one of the participants. The Chan Buddhism tradition uses this tool of teaching with great effect. Listen to this gongan. (a.k.a koan in Japanese Buddhism) Then, incorporate its wisdom into your contemplative exercises to support your spiritual eating practices.

Building spiritual momentum requires commitment and a focused mind. This is especially true when you're attempting to harmonize your relationship with food. In this episode, you'll learn (1) what spiritual momentum is (2) its similarities and differences to physical momentum and (3) how to generate spiritual momentum to improve your conscious practice.

The eyes play a significant role in your experience of the phenomenal world. But, there is much more to Existence than the objects you perceive with your eyes. My prayer is that you not only see more...but see it All.

Here Sensei shares, with commentary, a gongan that involves a battle tested war general. This general is ready to commit to a life of peace and Chan practice after having engaged in much violence and many states of anger. Gongans are powerful exchanges between individuals that often result in a major awakening of one of the participants. The Chan Buddhism tradition uses this tool of teaching with great effect. Listen to this gongan. (a.k.a koan in Japanese Buddhism) Then, incorporate its wisdom into your contemplative exercises to support your spiritual eating practices.

Having detailed the moment-to-moment reason you remain trapped in a dualistic existence in Part 1, here you will learn about the concept that cements the entrapment generated by the first reason. Transcending the first reason is no easy feat. But, as you learned, it's completely possible with consistency and intention. This second reason is undoubtedly even more challenging to overcome than the first. The good news is that transcendence of this challenge will totally eliminate the first. It all boils down to an essential question about human nature. Press play to get the best "2 for 1 solution" ever...

If you are like most people you experience existence as one of multiplicity. Though you may even believe, wish, hope or think that dualism is not true, unfortunately it's still how you live and make most decisions. There are 2 main reasons why this true. In this first of a 2 part series, Sensei explains the first reason you are trapped in dualism. It will prove to be eye-opening. He also gives you a self-verifiable way to disprove duality AND a practice to make this truth "stick." Press play to take a firm step onto a new path of harmony...