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Upcoming Events from Our Networks

One Earth Sangha shares local and online events from around the world that express a Buddhist / mindfulness response to ecological crises.

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Join the mobilization: May 3-12, 2024

On 3-12 May, people of faith around the world will be mobilizing for a week of action calling for an end to fossil fuels, a sustainable future, and a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty.

With Maureen Shannon-Chapple and Dina Aish

This day will be given over to experiencing both our deep gratitude for Earth, in her magnificent fullness and vulnerability, as well as our immense grief and anger, for the losses, ecological ruination and a culture of domination that denies and degrades our inter-connectedness and ecological unity with all of life on the planet.

With Ayya Ananadabodhi, Ayya Santacitta, and Ayya Santussika

As we find ourselves moving into an increasing ecological crisis and witnessing its impact on the planet and our lives, the Buddha’s teaching becomes ever more relevant and essential. During this retreat, teachings will be on this theme with an emphasis on bringing the path to the whole of our experience.

With Thanissara, Elaine Yeh, Djuna Devereaux and Yong Oh

Join us as we co-create a Dharma culture capable of meeting the world’s challenges with resilience, compassion, and unwavering commitment to justice, healing, and mutual liberation.

With Jessica Morey

Drawing inspiration from the teachings of Joanna Macy and Francis Weller, this three-week practice group invites you to acknowledge and feel your grief – for yourself and for the world. Together, we will create a compassionate space to honor, embrace, and practice with all kinds of sorrows, including personal losses and the profound ecological grief of our times.

With Anya Kamenetz and Jay Michaelson

Online
In conversation and in meditation, we’ll explore noticing and accommodating our emotions, building resilience, and working with the energies of these emotions in the body. Perhaps most of all, we’ll join together to build community — to know that we’re not alone.

With Mary Burns, Nicola Redfern and Nobantu Mpotulo

The fires of the world have been very hot. There is injustice, climate crisis, and the degradation of dignity and truth. How do we find refuge in the Dhamma while remaining fully in relationship with the world and its pain? What are our sources of joy, inspiration, and resilience at this point?

An Ecodharma Retreat

Join Kritee (Kanko), Imtiaz Rangwala and Bianca Acosta for this retreat designed for empowering anyone who cares about the healing and belonging in these wild times of polycrisis (climate, genocidal wars, xenophobia, pollution, rise of fascism and mental health crisis).

Exploring Social Justice, Somatics and Meditation

Online
This hybrid retreat with Lama Liz Monson and Staci Haines will explore how personal and collective somatic practices and meditation allow us to come into alignment with our deepest aspirations and values. As a result, we learn to embody ways of being and acting that support not only our individual healing and growth, but also the transformative potential of our collective action in the world.

Cultivating Local and Personal Resilience in a Time of Climate Crisis

A 6 month course with Lin Wang Gordon and Jon Aaron. The purpose of this course is to nurture climate resilience through learning about meditation practices and Buddhist philosophy, and to cultivate wisdom by directly working with the Earth through volunteering at an urban farm.