Bryan Wade: Being Parents for Our Children and Ourselves – Podcast 254
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The winter solstice is the time of year for the Shambhala Children’s Day celebration, which is about much more than children. Using gentleness and bravery as tools, the Shambhala Teachings train us to work with our everyday world through meditation. This training can help us become better parents for our children. We can even learn to be better parents for ourselves. In this talk, we will look at how our meditation practice trains us to pass along wisdom from parents to children, wisdom from many generations before us to many generations in the future.
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Bryan Wade is a musician, teacher and meditator based in Brooklyn, New York. He has practiced Buddhist meditation since 1995 and taught meditation since 2004 in NYC, Vermont and Colorado. Bryan has been a music educator since 1998, focusing on guitar and band. As a singer/songwriter, Bryan writes and performs what he calls sound stories, incorporating influences from songwriters like Tom Waits to jazzers like Thelonious Monk to the dynamic rock of the Pixies. He teaches private guitar lessons and coaches musicians in AMPT (Authentic Musician Performance Training) a course that he created for integrating musical skill with performance confidence.
