a conversation with an enlightened Buddhist.
An honest conversation with David Roylance, an enlightened Buddhist teacher in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I wanted to interview David as he leads what many would call an 'unconventional' lifestyle. However I believe there is much to learn from David, and if we can incorporate some of his teachings into our own daily lives it would be beneficial to us all. In this interview we discuss how to deal with crooked accountants, Buddhism, sex and chocolate cake. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:32 Why do this for free? 02:14 When did you discover Buddhism? 03:33 How did you know you had reached enlightenment? 06:45 Upgrading your operating system 08:45 Separating a person from their actions 10:30 Naughty accountants 15:05 Are Buddhists 'passive'? 19:29 Sex! 21:35 The differences between sex & chocolate cake 25:35 He's lost me... 27:00 An outline of Buddhism 27:50 A future without ego
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