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Noah Levine is an American Buddhist teacher, writer, and counselor. Best known for his intersection of punk ideology and Buddhist philosophy, he is the creator of Refuge Recovery—a Buddhist-inspired approach to addiction recovery.

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It Takes a Sangha

Meditation is a necessity for creating positive change, but we are not meditating merely to get good at meditation, or to have pleasant spiritual experiences. We are, as Gandhi put it, trying to “be the change we wish to see in the world.”

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Noah Levine
2016
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Practice Is Politics

As Noah Levine says, it may be that all we can do is make wise choices as to who we think will bring about less suffering and confusion to the world. That, he says, is where our Buddhist practice becomes a form of engaged rebellion.

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Noah Levine
2016
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Kindness Changes Everything

When we practice loving-kindness, says Noah Levine, we change for the better—and so does our world.

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Noah Levine
2016
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The Power of Forgiveness

Noah Levine on what forgiveness has meant in his own life.

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Noah Levine
2016
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Already Broken

This is my favorite glass, but I do not cling to it, because to me this glass is already broken. I know that my time with it is temporary and precious.

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Noah Levine
2012
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A Refuge from Addiction

Taking refuge in the Buddha means taking refuge from our suffering. Noah Levine uses Buddhist principles and meditation practices to help people take refuge from the terrible suffering of substance abuse.

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Noah Levine
2014
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Commentary: Respect the Fifth Precept

I came to the dharma through the suffering of addiction, something that I believe is true for many people. Having come to Buddhism through the Theravada tradition, I felt very supported in my abstinence-based recovery practice.

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Noah Levine
2014
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