
Trudy Goodman discusses building resilience through dharma practice and her experiences in Buddhist psychology.
Honoring both psychological and spiritual work, Trudy Goodman explores how she built resilience through years of dharma practice. Join Dharma Moon for two, free online talks: How To Make a Living Teaching Meditation and Key Elements of Teaching Mindfulness Meditation In this week’s episode, Trudy and David explore: Trudy’s voiceover work on The Midnight Gospel , playing ‘Trudy the Love Barbarian’ How meditation and dharma practice strengthen resilience Both Trudy and David’s work in Buddhist Psychology Looking inwards through both therapy and mindfulness The three personality types within Buddhist Psychology: deluded, greedy, and aversive Hitting the “jackpot”: Jack Kornfield and Trudy Goodman’s love story Reflecting on life as an answered prayer and Trudy’s upcoming memoir “To come back to resilience, I really credit the dharma. I think through meditation and dharma practice, we open our consciousness, our hearts, our awareness.” –Trudy Goodman Join Dharma Moon this fall to learn about The Business of Teaching Meditation . About Trudy Goodman: Trudy Goodman, PH.D., is the founding teacher of InsightLA and cofounder of the Institute for…
Host: David Nichtern
Guest: Trudy Goodman
Organizations: Dharma Moon, InsightLA, Institute for Meditation and Psychotherapy, Harvard
Books & works: The Midnight Gospel
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