Everyday Buddhism: Making Everyday Better
Wendy Shinyo Haylett, an author, Buddhist teacher, lay minister, behavioral and spiritual coach shares the "tips and tricks" found in Buddhist teachings to make your professional and personal life better ... everyday!
- Update frequency
- every 22 days
- Average duration
- 50 minutes
- Episodes
- 101
- Years Active
- 2019 - 2025
Everyday Buddhism 79 - Luminous Darkness with Deborah Eden Tull
Everyday Buddhism 78 - The Diamonds Within Us With Melissa Moore
Everyday Buddhism 77 - Shin Buddhism with Rev. Marvin Harada
BONUS PODCAST: Contemplation - Loved Just As I Am
Enjoy another special preview of a Members Only Feature: Bonus Contemplation Podcasts. These are short podcasts for you to use as subjects for contemplation or analytical meditation.
This contemplati…
Everyday Buddhism 76 - Losing My Hair: Alopecia, An Uninvited Teacher
In this episode, I share my journey into baldness caused by Alopecia Areata. September is Alopecia Awareness month, so I'm happy to share this episode now. No matter what our hair looks like or chan…
Everyday Buddhism 75 - Beyond the Cushion with Jack Huynh
Join me for a conversation with Jack Huynh, a long-time Buddhist practitioner and the founder of the https://beyondthecushion.com/ website. Jack is a first-generation immigrant to the U.S. from the V…
Everyday Buddhism 74 - My Relationship With Troublesome Buddhas
Join me for a special summer mirror episode of the podcast, Zen At The Sharp End by Mark Westmoquette where I was invited to talk about my experience with "troublesome Buddhas."
The Zen At The Sharp …
Everyday Buddhism 73 - Confined to Align with Ashley Lyn Olson
Join me for a very special conversation with Ashley Lynn Olson, the author of the book, Confined to Align, and the author of a life that has consistently defied the odds. And that is, in no small par…
Everyday Buddhism 72 - Walking on Pins and Needles with Arlene Faulk
Join me for a conversation with Arlene Faulk, as we talk about the ups and downs of living with the symptoms, diagnosis, and eventual healing of Multiple Sclerosis. Arlene went from a career as busin…
SPECIAL Intro to Ep.72 and 73 - Dynamic Acceptance of What Seems Impossible
In the next two episodes, Episode 72 and Episode 73, I am in conversation with two amazing women who demonstrate with their lives how we can actively accept what seems unacceptable. Although these ep…
BONUS PODCAST PREVIEW: Contemplation - Not Knowing
Enjoy a preview of a NEW Members Only Feature: Bonus Contemplation Podcasts. These are short podcasts for you to use as subjects for contemplation or analytical meditation.
They will be released regu…
Everyday Buddhism 71 - Why Nonsense Makes the Most Sense
Rev. Gyomay Kubose, my teacher's father, wrote about "purposeless purpose." He said: "Too much intelligence or too much efficiency can create trouble. So, we must learn non-intelligence, which is sup…
Everyday Buddhism 70 - Disappearing? Transcending?
In the past year I've noticed a feeling of "disappearing" in the world ... and to the world. A sense of my slipping relevance to the people and world around me. Yet, the good news about seeming to di…
Everyday Buddhism 69 - Thoughts on the Loss of My Teacher - Rev. Koyo Kubose
My teacher, mentor, and friend, Rev. Sunnan Koyo Kubose passed away suddenly last month. In his honor, I'm replaying Episode 20, a special interview with him, as the first of a series of episodes ded…
Everyday Buddhism 68 - The Buddha's Wife: Yasodhara and the Buddha with Vanessa Sasson
Join me for a delightful conversation with Vanessa Sasson who told the Buddha's story in a way you probably never heard it. She masterfully places you in the lives of Siddhartha and his wife, Yasodha…
Everyday Buddhism 67 - Love and the Strength of Our Humanness
Join me for a fascinating conversation with Arthur Brooks, where we talk about two of his 12 books, Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America From the Culture of Contempt and From Strengt…
Everyday Buddhism 66 - Buddhist Spiritual Friendship as a UU Pastor with Pamela Patton
In this podcast, I talk with Pamela Patton, Director of Pastoral Ministries for All Souls NYC. Pamela is a both a Unitarian Universalist and a Buddhist and she founded the Buddhism and Mindfulness pr…
Everyday Buddhism 65 - Winter Solstice, Bodhi Day, and the Light of the Buddha's Promise
In this episode, we celebrate the Winter Solstice, Bodhi Day, and the light of the Buddha's Promise, meaning our enlightenment, too.
The message of the December darkness is a messenger of our own enl…
Everyday Buddhism 64 - We Were Made For These Times With Kaira Jewel Lingo
Join me for an absorbing and inspiring conversation with someone who I now consider a personal teacher: Kaira Jewel Lingo, the author of the just-released book, We Were Made for These Times: Ten Less…
Everyday Buddhism 63 - Halloween: What Scares You? What Masks Do You Wear?
In this special repeat episode, we'll look at the overlaps between the pagan origination, rituals, and concepts of Halloween and Tibetan Tantric or Vajrayana Buddhism ... and also examine it all from…