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Hard Questions for a Vajra Master
Sounds True: Insights at the Edge Tami Simon, Founder of Sounds True and senior student of Reggie's, asks him a series of challenging and difficult questions on being a "Vajra Master." (52 minutes) Tami Simon, Interviewer August 2009
Your Body is Your Guru - Listen Online New Dimensions Radio In this interview Reggie explores a range of topics such as how your body can help you become enlightened, why a calm state of mind may interfere with spiritual development, and why some Asian Buddhist traditions may be unhealthy for the Western psyche. Michael Toms, Interviewer May 2009
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The Spirituality of Everyday Life - Listen Online Drishti Point Radio, Vancouver In this interview, Reggie recalls his first meeting with Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, discusses the importance of working with fear on the path, and explains that the ego is nothing other than is a defense response to trauma. Other topics covered in this interview include parenting, discovering joy through embracing life's negativities, the role of the spiritual teacher, solitary retreat, and the "laziness of busyness." Loren Spagnuolo, Interviewer Sri Venu, Host January 2009
The Forest Dwelling Yogi - Part 1 - Listen Online Buddhist Geeks Hosts Vince Horn and Ryan Oelke explore with Reggie the role that retreat — both group and solitary — plays for the type of practitioner that does intensive retreat but is not a full-time practitioner. Reggie also discusses his teaching emphasis on the shamanic aspect of Vajrayana Buddhism, particulary the role that the body plays in awakening. Vince Horn and Ryan Oelke, Interviewers January 2009
The Forest Dwelling Yogi - Part 2 Buddhist Geeks This interview explores Reggie's experience several years ago with the Shambhala tradition, and the larger implications of becoming a Western teacher in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Connected with that, Reggie explores the whole issue of Westerners not being regularly empowered to be teachers, and several of the factors involved in that dynamic. Lastly: Do westerners make the best practitioners? What seems to keep them from going deep? Vince Horn and Ryan Oelke, Interviewers January 2009
Embodying Enlightenment: An Interview with Reggie Ray - Listen Online The Tibet Connection From the November 2008 "The Tibet Connection" program, Producer Julie Adler talks with Reggie Ray about his latest book, 'Touching Enlightenment' and what it means to embody spirituality in a what is becoming a more disembodied world. Julie Adler, Interviewer November 2008
Trungpa Rinpoche and Shambhala International Chronicles Radio Interview Reggie talks about his training with Trungpa Rinpoche, the process which led him to start teaching and taking on students, practicing with the body, his decision to leave Shambhala International, and the view and practice of dharma that he presents to his students at Dharma Ocean Foundation.
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