In the past week I had a chance to speak publicly, both on the significance of Pragmatic Dharma, as well as on the importance of Decentralized Dharma. Multiplayer Meditation arises out of the foment of Dharma. But not just Traditional Dharma–rather it arises out of a pragmatic approach to investigating what actually works. One of the main arguments I’m willing to make is that Multiplayer Meditation works 10x better, pedagogically, thank Single Player Meditation does, precisely because it is a fundamentally peer-2-peer, or decentralized, approach to meditation, rather than a purely top-down one. I hope you enjoy!

Decentralized Dharma on GreenPill

The following episode of the GreenPill podcast–literally one of my favorite podcasts–was hosted by my friend & colleague Kevin Owocki, founder of this podcast and of GitCoin. In it we speak about Multiplayer Meditation, MMMORPGs, the Interbeing App, Interbeing Protocols, and of Decentralizing both Dharma traditions & DAOs.

Pragmatic Dharma on Buddhist Geeks

In this Dharma Talk I give a high-level overview of what it might mean to do what works in our Dharma & meditation practice.

Related stuff I hope you’ll check out:

🦾 Pragmatic Dharma Training : An ongoing immersive training cohort that myself & Kenneth Folk are co-leading. Limited to 25 people, open so long as there’s space.

🖥️ Interbeing Zoom App : Inner Resilience & Interconnection through Multiplayer Meditation

🧙🏼‍♀️ MMMORPG : The world’s first Massively Multiplayer Meditation Online Role-Playing Game