In this three-hour seminar, Zen teacher and spiritual activist Deborah Eden Tull invites us into an embodied exploration of presence, resilience, and sacred relationship.

We live in the midst of deeply troubling times. Personal, social and global issues make an impact on our lives. We can learn a lot from each other. Let’s explore ways to transform the inner and outer life.

When Dharma eye looks at modern existence, things open up. Open Reality: Meeting the Polycrisis Together With All Beings, the newest book by Soto Zen priest and activist Shodo Spring, is a deep dive into that opening—exploring questions of human nature, our relationship with all sentient beings, and ways of living that allow the whole world to flourish. Rather than a traditional book discussion, this online gathering is offered as a ceremony. Led by Shodo Spring and Qayyum Johnson.

We're about to read Here Comes the Sun: A Last Chance for the Climate and a Fresh Chance for Civilization by Bill McKibben. We meet every other Tuesday at 4 pm Atlantic.

In this session, we will outline the various purposes behind Affinity groups at the Rising Tide People's Blockades and how they help with consensus decision-making at the event. Rising Tide is a community of smaller communities. Organisers are keen for people to feel supported, safe, informed about what's happening and able to have their views represented.

Join us for a special conversation honoring Joanna Macy’s life and legacy, with Stephanie Kaza and William Edelglass. Together, they’ll reflect on Joanna’s pioneering contributions to ecodharma, deep ecology, and engaged Buddhism.

Together in this online program we delve into the systemic ways we have experienced separation individually and collectively through unhealed trauma and explore the dynamic interdependence of humans and Earth, framed within a larger conversation about worldviews, inner transformation, well-being and reparative ecological engagement.

Join Ayya Santacitta and Carol Cano for this hybrid retreat. This day combines meditation, nature walks, group discussions, and creative reflection to help deepen our connection with the natural world and nurture our own sense of responsibility for its care.

This is an opportunity to spend a day outdoors together, working gently with the earth as an expression of our hearts. The day will be framed by periods of meditation and contemplation cultivating greater awareness in a daily life setting. The retreat day will be facilitated by Nathan Glyde and James Blake.

This Dharma Sunday is one in a series of Four teachings on Mycelial Wisdom. These teachings explore the insights and perspectives that emerge from relationship with the plant and fungal worlds, specifically the earth’s mycelial network, which mirrors the teachings on interdependence and connection.