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Paths of Practice: Conversations on Journeys into BuddhismAuthor: Vincent Moore
Paths of Practice (PoP) is a podcast that features interviews with people sharing their experiences with Buddhism and Buddhist practice. The podcast includes conversations with folks from a wide variety of backgrounds, both those that have been on the path for a while and those just starting out as well as everyone in between. In a way, the podcast sets out to explore the "84,000 paths to enlightenment," one Buddhist at a time. PoP was created and is hosted by Vincent Moore. Vincent is a relatively new practitioner of Soto Zen and has an MA from the Institute of Buddhist Studies. Language: en-us Genres: Buddhism, Religion & Spirituality Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Paths of Practice with Queer Leather Meditation
Episode 103
Thursday, 6 November, 2025
The Queer Leather Meditation group is a peer-led meditation group for those who have a meditation practice and are queer and leather/kink-identified. QLM's intention is to create an inclusive space where participants can support each other as they practice in their daily lives. The group meditates together and also offers a time for check-ins with individual meditation practices. This group provides an accepting space where folks can include the queer and leather/kinky parts of their identities and experiences when talking about their practices.This episode features a conversation with Ro Rose and Kota Rook, who are members of the Queer Leather Meditation group.For more information about Queer Leather Meditation, please visit their Instagram account: @queerleathermeditationPlease also see below for account information for Ro Rose and Kota Rook:Ro Rose @queerlyfluid Kota Rook @soulskin.bodyworkWe talked about scar care and the joy of attending to healing, BDSM and stillness, the power of place and identifying similarities among dungeons and temples, the Queer Leather Meditation group and the value of meeting in a peer-led space, and the importance of remembering that we all have different access points and that all rivers lead to the sea.
