Buddhism · Tod Perry
by Tod Perry
A lighthearted Taoism podcast hosted by a journalist and Tao philosopher.
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There’s not many daoist’s in the USA, and not many resources. No good sounding boards or book clubs. This podcast provides that and has been so important for my journey.
It took me a while to find this show, but I’m certainly happy that I did. I’ve been studying Taoism for a couple of years, and this is a perfect complementary podcast to my studies. It has a fun side to it in a serious side to it. Although I take my Taoism practice quite seriously, I’ve learned that I need to have fun as well. Thank you Todd and George for teaching me to not take myself so seriously and enjoy the journey.
I struggle with anything supernatural or faith-based after being raised religious, so I’m not sure I’m on board with those aspects of Taoism. However, the practical life lessons are extremely beneficial and I really enjoy Todd, Dr. Totten, and now George breaking down the Tao Te Ching into ways I can understand and apply to my life and those around me. I’ve been listening off and on since 2021 and am really saddened at Dr. Totten’s health, but am encouraged by the support he has gotten from those he touched throughout his life. Thank you Todd for helping him and for bringing the podcast back!
As a lay Buddhist practitioner, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the Tao and Buddhism have similar messages. I find that the more I listen to this podcast, my understanding of both Buddhism and Taoism is increasing. What a great gift! Highly recommend for anyone of any faith tradition or anyone just interested in a different way of looking, feeling, and thinking about this big time ol’ universe we all have the good fortune to experience!
These guys lost me when Dr Carl started claiming to have supernatural powers and and began writing the “new” chapters of the Tao. I found this podcast very helpful up until that point. Then he started sounding like all of the evangelical charlatans of my childhood. I’m not calling him a charlatan himself, but it didn’t sit right. The first five or so episodes are great. Maybe up to 12 even.
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