Dale Borglum With Healing At The Edge

How open is your heart? Dale Borglum shares the qualities of a spacious heart to cultivate compassion.

Dale Borglum shares a guided meditation practice that creates space for self-compassion and allows us to meet what arises in the mind with clarity.What is your suffering, your deepest wound? Are you ready to face that suffering head on? If not, then it won't matter how much meditation we get in, how many books we read or how many different practices we expose ourselves to. In order to truly get free, we must first start by letting go of what is keeping us stuck in our judgment, fear and anger.In this special episode of the Healing At The Edge Podcast, Dale guides us through an extended practice that points our awareness and love towards the sensitive places in ourselves that we are resisting. 

Robert Thurman joins Dale live on stage to answer questions about karma, coping with death and shares practices for turning towards Dharma.

This time on the Healing at the Edge Podcast, Dale looks at how our purpose in life has the potential to reveal itself in every moment through spiritual practice.

Dale is joined by Chris Britt for a conversation around what inspiration is to them and how we can best transform our inspiration into an expression of our truest selves.Chris Britt combines stories, humor, magic, mindfulness and embodiment techniques to help us navigate through these difficult times. He produced a documentary about the spiritual philosopher Alan Watts(“In the Way with Alan Watts”) and was a joke a screenwriter for Mort Sahl and Robin Williams. Chris has shared his work with community organizations and companies such as Google and Hitachi Ventara. You can learn more at chrisbritt.com.

This week on the Healing at the Edge podcast, Dale explores the 3-step process of using tantric practice to overcome suffering.Find show notes and resources here: https://beherenownetwork.com/healing-at-the-edge-ep-22-tantric-3-step/ “We go beyond there being a ‘me’ having an emotion and it is more about the relationship – more of a sense that the emotion itself is an expression of divine reality.” – Dale Borglum (Ram Dev)  

Monica Abrahamsen returns to the Healing at the Edge Podcast for a discussion with Dale about the consequences of our taboos around death and suicide.Find show notes and resources here: https://beherenownetwork.com/healing-edge-ep-21-suicide/

Monica Abrahamsen joins Dale for a conversation around the practice of mantra, including the aspects that can be most difficult and transformative.  

What is Conscious Dying? Dale explores how the dying process can be utilized as an opportunity for profound healing and spiritual awakening.

On this episode of the Healing at the Edge Podcast, Dale gets to the heart of conscious living and how our relationship with death effects every moment that we are alive.

This week on Healing at the Edge, Dale explores the path to wholeness we must follow if we intend to die consciously. 

On this episode of the Healing at the Edge Podcast, Dale explores caregiving as a spiritual practice and looks at what near death experiences have to teach us about death. 

On this episode of Healing at the Edge, Dale shares daily heart practices that allow us to cultivate compassion and change our relationship with grief. 

Dale Borglum presents a talk on ways we can soften physical pain by separating our identification with it.

Poet and Author, John Fox, joins the show to talk about the healing power of poetry.

Sandra Fish joins the show to talk about her work as an advocate for compassionate end of life care in prisons. 

Buddhist chaplain, Susan Shannon, joins the show to talk about cultivating compassion and mindfulness with death row inmates at San Quentin. 

On this episode of Healing at the Edge, Dale speaks with author, Joe DiNardo, about confronting death and the role of practice in the process of grieving. 

Dale visits one of his oldest friends, and very special guest, Ram Dass to talk about lessons learned from their time in India with Neem Karoli Baba and ways we all can integrate the living/dying process. Ram Dass joins Dale for a moving conversation about their work with the dying and the importance of practice in the living/dying process that we all go through.