A Buddhist Approach to Patience | Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche
Über diese Folge
These are not hospitable times for the mental skill of patience. Instant gratification has never been more thoroughly scaled. You can order food, taxis, and shampoo from your phone. Streaming services autoplay the next episode of whatever show you're binging. You can ask Siri or Alexa for the weather, the latest sports scores, or the dating history of Paul Rudd. And on a deeper level, of course, global tumult is trying our patience -- with the pandemic, political polarization, climate disruption, and cultural divides over race, gender, and more. My guest today comes armed with great tools we can all use to exercise a muscle that, for many, is badly atrophied. As you'll hear him explain, the Buddhist approach to patience goes way beyond grin and bear it; instead it's about developing a mind that can work positively with whatever is bothering us. Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche grew up in a monastic environment in Northern India. His father was said to be the third incarnation of a great Tibetan master. His mother was his first teacher -- a renowned practitioner who completed thirteen years of solitary retreat before she got married. Rinpoche now lives in the U.S. -- in southern Colorado, where he has a mountain retreat center called Longchen Jigme Samten Ling. His students include former guests on this show, such as Pema Chödrön, the best-selling Buddhist author, and Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel, a teacher and author who is also his wife. Rinpoche has a new book out called Peaceful Heart: The Buddhist Practice of Patience. In this interview we talk about: how to define patience from the Buddhist lens; what practices he suggests for getting better at patience; the difference between patience and passivity; the challenges he still faces in the patience arena; and the role of patience in eating and in enduring physical pain. Also: We're offering 40% off the price of a year-long subscription for the Ten Percent Happier app until June 1st. Visit https://www.tenpercent.com/may to sign up today. Full Shownotes: https://www.tenpercent.com/podcast-episode/dzigar-kongtrul-rinpoche-351
Hör diese Folge auf Englisch, um Englisch zu lernen
Podcast-Folgen sind eine der dichtesten Möglichkeiten, Englisch im nativen Tempo aufzunehmen. A Buddhist Approach to Patience | Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche von 10% Happier with Dan Harris bietet dir natürliche Dialoge, unvorbereitete Sprache und Vokabular, das wirklich in echten Gesprächen auftaucht.
In der Hinto-App ist jedes Wort im Transkript antippbar. Tippe auf ein unbekanntes Wort, sieh die Übersetzung in deiner Sprache sofort und höre weiter, ohne aus dem Fluss zu kommen.
Folgen zum Englischlernen
- That Feeling That Something's Missing, and How To Find It | Vinny Ferraro 4. Nov. 2026
- When Life Falls Apart: How To Break Old Patterns, Rewrite Your Inner Scripts, and Find Purpose | Dr. Suzan Song 2. Nov. 2026
- When the News Feels Like Too Much, Try This | Sharon Salzberg 30. Okt. 2026
- How To Stop Fixing Yourself | Ayya Santacitta 28. Okt. 2026
- How To Stay Sane, Rested, and Useful During Hard Times | Katherine May 26. Okt. 2026
- Terry Bradshaw On: Clinical Depression, Crying on the Field, and the Mother He Could Never Please 23. Okt. 2026
- Live Without Regrets: Buddhist Strategies for Facing Aging, Illness, and Loss | Sister Dang Nghiem 21. Okt. 2026
- A Stoic Mantra For Your Sh*ttiest Moments (And Other Ancient Wisdom That Holds Up) | Jonathan Haidt 19. Okt. 2026
- How To Feel Safer In A Chaotic World | Dr. Raj Panjabi 16. Okt. 2026
- Adam Grant Says You're Doing Relationships Wrong 14. Okt. 2026
- Stressed, Anxious, or Drained at Work? Here's How To Follow Your Energy, Take Smart Risks, and Find Work You Actually Like | Molly Graham 12. Okt. 2026
- Calm Your Nervous System: Simple Daily Practices for When You're Wired, Hangry, or Too Busy to Rest | Nadia Narain & Katia Narain Phillips 9. Okt. 2026
- Anxious? Rushed? Reaching for Your Phone? Four Buddhist Phrases To Bring You Back | Brother Phap Dung and Kaira Jewel Lingo 7. Okt. 2026
- How To Be Sanely Productive | Oliver Burkeman 5. Okt. 2026
- Surviving the News: Buddhist Strategies for Staying Sane, Engaged, and Not Completely Furious | Pascal Auclair 2. Okt. 2026
- Annoying Partners, Aging Parents, Impossible Coworkers: Buddhist Advice for Conflict, Communication, and "Patience with Teeth" | devon and nico hase 30. Sept. 2026
- Your 'Inner Child' Runs Your Life. Here's How To Spot It and Take Back the Wheel. | Dr. Galit Atlas 28. Sept. 2026
- Your Inner Critic Won't Stop Adding Rules. Here's The Fix. | Julian Shapiro-Barnum 25. Sept. 2026
- Amanda Knox On: Finding Meaning in Tragedy, Not Needing an Apology, and Refusing to Own What Other People Think 23. Sept. 2026
- The Science Of Emotion Regulation: A Five-Step Plan For Not Losing Your Sh*t | Marc Brackett 21. Sept. 2026
- Comedian Josh Johnson On: Handling News Cycle Anxiety, His Insane Work Ethic, and Why AI is BS 18. Sept. 2026
- The Reset for Anxiety, Overthinking, and Losing Yourself in the Wrong Story | Diana Winston 16. Sept. 2026
- What's Worth Living For? | Dr. Atul Gawande 14. Sept. 2026
- Neal Brennan On: Talking Back to Your Inner Critic, Why Chasing Validation Doesn't Work, and His Harrowing Psychedelic Journeys 11. Sept. 2026
- Top 10 Practices for Resetting Your Time, Space, Body, Inner Critic, and Social Life | Laurie Santos and Gretchen Rubin 9. Sept. 2026
- The Science Of Building The Life You Want | Arthur Brooks 7. Sept. 2026
- The Psychology Of Success | Guy Raz 4. Sept. 2026
- When Life's Not Working, Don't Try Harder. Change Your Situation Instead. | Angela Duckworth 2. Sept. 2026
- The Science of Habit Change, Why GLP-1s are Disrupting It, and How To Use It To Have Better Conversations | Charles Duhigg 31. Aug. 2026
- Sara Bareilles On: The Feelings You Fear Might Destroy You, What Antidepressants Actually Did to Her Creativity, and Why There's Nothing to Fix 28. Aug. 2026