Tasshin Fogleman

Tasshin Fogleman, an online wandering quasi-monk on a mission to serve others, dives deep into the essence of kindness and altruism. He emphasizes the power of small choices and loving-kindness meditation in shaping happiness. The conversation explores the balance between personal joy and effective service, along with the complexities of altruism. Tasshin also highlights the importance of empathy and collaboration in finding purpose, all while living a nomadic lifestyle full of mutual growth and connection.

Tasshin Fogleman, a thought leader in mindful discourse, joins Vince for a profound discussion on pressing issues surrounding Palestine and TPOT culture. They assess the challenges of online communication, stressing the need for genuine dialogue in divisive times. The conversation expands to the collective responsibilities of bodhisattvahood, exploring agency, privilege, and the impact of systemic injustices. Their reflections advocate for deeper connections and meaningful activism, all while navigating the complexities of modern spirituality and societal engagement.

Tasshin Fogleman, a pilgrim and former monastic trainee turned community organizer, reflects on a multi-year pilgrimage and the vow that shaped it. He discusses weaving online networks into travel, turning spiritual walking into service through the Service Guild, deciding to settle in Brooklyn, and the creative and practical lessons learned on the road.