Sharing the blueprint for how to unlock true abundance, Jack reveals the secrets of letting go of greed, embracing generosity, and appreciating simplicity in life.
“Abundance isn’t about how much you have, but how much you appreciate.” – Jack Kornfield
In this episode, Jack mindfully explores:
- How to let go of our greed and live in true abundance
- The Buddhist notion of “dana” – generosity, service, open-hearted caring
- Greed as a strategy of impoverishment, rejection, and incompleteness
- Transforming our ‘endless wanting’ into a beneficial awakened dance with the world
- Expressing the Tao, the harmony of the universe, through our being
- The Dharmic alchemy of the Bodhisattva
- Meditation, listening, and finding out what we truly want in this life
- Where Suzuki Roshi meets Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
- How abundance of the spirit connects with simplicity rather than things
- A personal story of Jack taking his unique Bodhisattva Vows in the Rocky Mountains while teaching at Chögyam Trungpa’s Naropa University
- Taking your strong, grounded, noble seat that can handle it all
- How being there for others is abundance in their life
- The generosity and delight of authentically giving – things, space, silence, listening, attention, commitment, honesty, smiles, blessings
- Ram Dass and Maharajji’s lesson of “feed people, love people.”
- Is “selfless service” actually selfless?
“Abundance of the spirit doesn’t mean things; it means discovering a kind of simplicity of our life where we’re abundant in any circumstance.” – Jack Kornfield
