Zen Stories & Buddhist Teachings for Sleep by Midnight Monk

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Midnight Monk Visit website › Religion & Spirituality · EN · 83 episodes · latest 2026-11-12

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Relaxing Zen stories and Buddhist teachings for sleep. Slow down, let go, and fall asleep tonight with Midnight Monk, a quiet space for rest, reflection, and inner peace. Created for overthinkers, restless minds, and anyone who needs a calm place at the end of the day, each long-form episode combines gentle Zen teachings, Buddhist wisdom, and calming bedtime stories for sleep, meditation, and nighttime listening. Experience stillness, presence, and peace through soothing narration designed to quiet your mind and ease you into rest. An original production by Midnight Monk 🌛✨🧘

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Latest episodes

  1. 2026-11-12 · 2 hr 58 min

    Tonight we explore contentment, the simple and often overlooked art of being at peace with what you already have. Modern life keeps nudging us toward more, and rest always seems to sit just past the next goal. Long ago,…

  2. 2026-11-09 · 3 hr 8 min

    Tonight, we go on a journey into equanimity, the Buddha's teaching on a calm and balanced heart that stays open through the ups and downs of life. Through Zen stories, Buddhist wisdom and slow reflections, we look at…

  3. 2026-11-07 · 3 hr 4 min

    Tonight, we explore a truth everyone knows and few of us feel at home with: nothing stays the same. Careers shift, homes empty out, friendships change shape, and the face in the mirror keeps becoming someone new.…

  4. 2026-11-04 · 3 hr 17 min

    Tonight we explore what happens when life refuses to follow our plans, and how Buddhist wisdom can help us meet it with more ease. Through Zen stories, Buddhist teachings and calm reflection, this episode looks at…

  5. 2026-11-01 · 3 hr 6 min

    Tonight, we explore what the Buddha and the Zen masters taught about changing old habits, and why real change so often happens slowly, without force. If you have ever caught yourself repeating the same reaction, the…

  6. 2026-10-29 · 3 hr 10 min

    Tonight we explore the quiet pressure to do everything right: the sense that if every detail isn't handled, every mistake avoided, things will fall apart. For many of us, perfectionism feels like the only way to stay…

  7. 2026-10-26 · 3 hr 7 min

    Tonight we explore the Buddha's four foundations of mindfulness (Satipatthana), one of the most practical teachings in Buddhism. When the mind races at night with worries and plans, this teaching offers a simple way out…

  8. 2026-10-24 · 3 hr 7 min

    Tonight we look at why life can feel so heavy, even on ordinary days, and how to put some of that heaviness down. Buddhist teachings and Zen stories explore the pressure we place on ourselves: the overthinking, the…

  9. 2026-10-21 · 3 hr 12 min

    Tonight we slow down. Through Buddhist teachings and Zen stories, we explore patience, why the mind is so often running ahead, and how to make peace with the pace of our own lives.Whether you feel stuck waiting for…

  10. 2026-10-19 · 3 hr 13 min

    Tonight, we explore one of the most common and least talked-about habits of the mind... being hard on ourselves. Drawing on Buddhist teachings and Zen wisdom, we look at where the inner critic comes from, why…

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Oldest episode in feed
06/2026
Typical length
3 hr 8 min
Format
Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone

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