Buddhist Geeks
Vince Fakhoury Horn, Emily West Horn, Brian Newman, Daniel KleinEvolving Dharma
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The Cost of Truth
In “The Cost of Truth,” Vince Fakhoury Horn speaks with Daniel Klein—a former religious Zionist settler turned outspoken critic of the ideology—about dehumanization, self-forgiveness, and the courage required to speak truth at the risk of l...
Co-Sentience
Vince Fakhoury Horn & Gemini 3.5
Zen and the Art of Autocratic Power
Zen Noting is a practice which brings together two things: Zen & Noting.
Dragon-Pilled by Bhutan's Mindfulness City
Stephen Torrence joins Vince Fakhoury Horn to share his experience teaching generative AI in Bhutan and explore the audacious vision behind the Gelephu Mindfulness City — a million-person city being built by Bhutan's King to prove that mind...
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Co-Founder of Buddhist Geeks and the Pragmatic Dharma Sangha // Palestinian-American // Rooted in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Swannanoa, North Carolina
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Pragmatic Dharma
Left a West Bank settlement and the ideology that shaped my life. Holding space for the truth that liberates and the work that transforms. Engaged to Christina.
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