Wild Heart Detroit

Guided Meditations and Talks inspired by the teachings of the Buddha

Wild Heart Detroit is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 136 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Wild Heart Detroit, a religion show with 136 episodes published.

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  Oneself: Talk

  Sep 30, 202620 min

  This week Olivia explores the Buddha’s teachings on caring for ourselves, taking responsibility for our own practice, and becoming someone we can take refuge in. We’ll reflect on what it means to protect our own well-being without closing ourselves off from caring for and supporting others. Dhammapada, Chapter 12: “Oneself” • Translation: Gil Fronsdal Prompt: What is one self care practice that is challenging for you? Talk segment that complements the sit portion on Oneself Group Date: 9/22/2026

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  Oneself: 15 Minute Guided Meditation

  Sep 30, 202615 min

  This week Olivia explores the Buddha’s teachings on caring for ourselves, taking responsibility for our own practice, and becoming someone we can take refuge in. We’ll reflect on what it means to protect our own well-being without closing ourselves off from caring for and supporting others. Dhammapada, Chapter 12: “Oneself” • Translation: Gil Fronsdal Prompt: What is one self care practice that is challenging for you? Sitting segment that complements the talk portion on Oneself Group Date: 9/22/2026

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  Flowers: Talk

  Sep 24, 202618 min

  This week Andrew explores Chapter 4 of the Dhammapada , “Flowers,” and its vivid imagery for living wisely in an impermanent world. Through images of gathering flowers, a bee taking nectar without causing harm, fragrance traveling against the wind, and a lotus growing from a heap of rubbish, Andrew reflects on grasping and impermanence, non-harm, sincerity and living in alignment with our values, and the possibility of transformation through life’s difficult and messy places. The talk invites us to consider how we might fully enjoy the beauty of this life without clinging to it, and how the Dharma can become something we not only understand, but increasingly embody. Dhammapada, Chapter 4: “Flowers” • Translation: Gil Fronsdal Prompt: What is a place in nature that is important to you? Somewhere you hope will be preserved and protected? Talk segment that complements the sit portion on Flowers Group Date: 9/15/2026

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  Flowers: 15 Minute Guided Meditation

  Sep 24, 202614 min

  This week Andrew explores Chapter 4 of the Dhammapada , “Flowers,” and its vivid imagery for living wisely in an impermanent world. Through images of gathering flowers, a bee taking nectar without causing harm, fragrance traveling against the wind, and a lotus growing from a heap of rubbish, Andrew reflects on grasping and impermanence, non-harm, sincerity and living in alignment with our values, and the possibility of transformation through life’s difficult and messy places. The talk invites us to consider how we might fully enjoy the beauty of this life without clinging to it, and how the Dharma can become something we not only understand, but increasingly embody. Dhammapada, Chapter 4: “Flowers” • Translation: Gil Fronsdal Prompt: What is a place in nature that is important to you? Somewhere you hope will be preserved and protected? Sitting segment that complements the talk portion on Flowers Group Date: 9/15/2026

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  Thousands: Talk

  Sep 16, 202616 min

  Olivia explores the “Thousands” chapter of the Dhammapada , reflecting on the Buddha’s teaching that more is not always better—one meaningful word, one moment of inner transformation, or one day of seeing clearly can be more valuable than a thousand empty accomplishments. Through the lens of a challenging relationship, we’ll explore what it means to value lived understanding over quantity, meet our own reactivity with awareness, and become more present with what is actually true. Dhammapada, Chapter 8: “Thousands” • Translation: Gil Fronsdal Prompt: What is something in your mind that needs to be interrupted? Sitting segment that complements the talk portion on Thousands Group Date: 9/8/2026

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