EveryBodhi Podcast

Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel

velasco.michael@gmail.com

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Booking Overview

EveryBodhi is a Buddhist teaching podcast that explores how to live with uncertainty by aligning intention and action, and responding to life’s beauty and pain. For PR professionals, it’s a good fit for speakers/authors grounded in contemplative practice, ethics, and lived spirituality.

Metrics

Episodes: 45

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

Contact Information

velasco.michael@gmail.com

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Host

Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel - Described as a Buddhist student and teacher who leads the podcast and explores questions about navigating life amid uncertainty, the purpose of spirituality, and integrating intention with action.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Buddhist teachers/students, authors, or scholars/practitioners associated with lojong and bodhisattva training; ability to teach ethics-based practice themes.
Required Achievements:  
Published works on Buddhist training (e.g., lojong / bodhisattva path), Recognized experience teaching or guiding practice

Recent Guest Discussions

Jampal Norbu - Lojong Verses And Buddhist Practice Themes (e.g., Integrity, Responsibility/blame, Vulnerability).

Recent Topics

Buddhism, Spirituality, Ethics, Mindfulness, Compassion

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
EveryBodhi Podcast
:

eB 145 - Friendly Competition

June 30, 2026

Survival of the fittest, is a well worn cliche deeply seeped into the fibers of our contemporary culture. Our every relationship can be influenced by a sense of competition and comparison if we don't learn to observe ourselves honestly. Jampal Norbu examines the ways Lojong acts as both a reference and a remedy along the bodhisattva path to becoming a genuine friend to ourselves, to the world, and even to opposing sports teams.

eB 144 - The Buck Stops Here

January 06, 2026

We're quick to point a finger at another when anything's wrong. Sometimes the accusation might even be reasonable, but the point is, we have a tendency to blame others. Passing the buck, though, has a gradual weakening effect on our own mind. In the service of integrity and resilience we must reach the point of exclaiming,"The buck stops here." Jampal Norbu considers lawsuits, livestock, scapegoats and onion rings in the examination of Lojong verse 34, Do not transfer the dzo's load onto the ox.

eB 143 - A Question of Integrity

October 17, 2025

On the surface, many Lojong verses seem like do-this-don't-do-that dictates restricting and prohibiting our freedom. These verses are actually friendly cautions alerting us to subtle attitudes that act against our well being. The integrity of our spiritual path depends upon a willingness to leave counterproductive habits behind in the name of true freedom. Jampal Norbu examines integrity in the context of aspiration bodhicitta through verse 33: Do Not Pounce Upon Vulnerability.

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