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In this episode I talk about the importance of creativity and curiosity as an ideal response to stresses and challenges, both from the perspective of Buddhism, as well as current thought and neuroscience.Please feel free to share your comments, questions or suggestions for future topics in the comments below.References: The writing from Nichiren Daishonin called "On Attaining Buddhahood can be found here: https://www.nichirenlibrary.org/en/wn...The article I refer to is called "How Curiosity Rewires Your Brain For Change" by neuroscientist, Anne Laure Le-Cunff and can be found here: https://bigthink.com/smart-skills/how...For more information about Nichiren Buddhism as practiced in the SGI, please visit:https://www.sokaglobal.orgFor great podcasts and content with a youthful, contemporary approach please visit: https://buddhability.org#nichirenbuddhism #sokagakkai #buddhismandlife #buddhismforbeginners #stressmanagement #neuroscience
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