Buddhas by the roadside

Buddhas by the roadside

I don't know how many times I've sat in complete rapture listening to Dominic tell a story, or debunk a book, or guide me through a connection of dot's that I wasn't anywhere near connecting. More than once, I've wished I were recording it, wanting to share his insights, his wisdom, his deep knowledge of more areas on human existence on Earth than I can name.

Then there's Caspian. Such a dear friend of mine, popping ideas right and left, and generously inviting me to tag along for the ride. Wise well beyond his years and yet, young enough to introduce new vistas of human existence in my life in a completely different way to how D does it, and never shy of telling me when I am off base in one or another way.

I love them both and love spending time with them. And since the fall of 2019, we've been doing just that, recording our conversations. However, we've never really gotten around to figuring out how to put this out there, or when... and then: Global pandemic strikes.

And there are no people I would rather sit with, talk with, engage with and receive tankespj?rn from, than these two. So, that's what we've been doing. We've recorded a number of conversations, which all have the corona-virus as a common denominator, but let me tell you, these conversations take the most wondrous routes, passing through topics such as Process Work, salt and slavery, the economy of Modern Man, Georgism and the Commons, and so much more.

And we said, sod it. Let's not figure out precisely how to put this out there, let's just do it. So that's what we've done. The Corona Conversations by Buddhas by the roadside, are available on most pod players (or will be very shortly, I know Anchor and Spotify are up, and the rest are soon to follow!), and I would urge you to take a listen. Start with the one from March 14th, 2020, because that's where we started this. And then - well. It's up to you. Keep listening, or turn us off, your choice. But at least, give us a listen, at least if you are ready for some serious tankespj?rn!

Helena Roth

Agent of Change - Professional Coach - Mastermind-group Facilitator

4 年
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Helena Roth

Agent of Change - Professional Coach - Mastermind-group Facilitator

4 年

I would be very curious to hear what Rolf Hedman, Annika W?linder and Patrik Kruse have to say after listening to an episode or two of Buddhas. Care to do me the honor?

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