Sid and Leila continue their difficult discussion about how this experience of acceptance relates to the idea of there being good and bad, higher and lower. It's complicated. And Sid finds himself unable to express the Buddha's perspective. Get full access to Fields of Vision at <a href="https://davidblistein.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4">davidblistein.substack.com/subscribe</a>

Sid and Leila continue their difficult discussion about how this experience of acceptance relates to the idea of there being good and bad, higher and lower. It's complicated. And Sid finds himself unable to express the Buddha's perspective. Get full access to Fields of Vision at davidblistein.substack.com/subscribe

Sid and Leila continue their difficult discussion about how this experience of acceptance relates to the idea of there being good and bad, higher and lower. It's complicated. And Sid finds himself unable to express the Buddha's perspective. Get full access to Fields of Vision at <a href="https://davidblistein.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_4" rel="noopener noreferrer">davidblistein.substack.com/subscribe</a>

S2/Ep. 14: Sid Is at a Loss for Words. (podcast)

The Man Who Woke up the Buddha is an episodic novel in audio form that begins when a guy named Sid wakes up from a stroke and realizes he’s the Buddha—even though he knows almost nothing about Buddhism. The stories are funny when they seem most serious, and serious when they seem most funny.

Read aloud by the author in his own (real human) voice. <a href="https://davidblistein.substack.com/s/podcast?utm_medium=podcast">davidblistein.substack.com</a>

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The Man Who Woke up the Buddha is an episodic novel in audio form that begins when a guy named Sid wakes up from a stroke and realizes he’s the Buddha—even though he knows almost nothing about Buddhism. The stories are funny when they seem most serious, and serious when they seem most funny. Read aloud by the author in his own (real human) voice. davidblistein.substack.com

The Man Who Woke up the Buddha is an episodic novel in audio form that begins when a guy named Sid wakes up from a stroke and realizes he’s the Buddha—even though he knows almost nothing about Buddhism. The stories are funny when they seem most serious, and serious when they seem most funny.

Read aloud by the author in his own (real human) voice. <a href="https://davidblistein.substack.com/s/podcast?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">davidblistein.substack.com</a>

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S2/Ep. 14: Sid Is at a Loss for Words. (podcast)