We can repair our relationship not only with one another but with lands, waters and the living Earth community.
Welcome to One Earth Sangha, a virtual EcoDharma center supporting a global community in the Path of Engaged Practice.
As ten thousand years of climate stability is ending, the call to develop inner stability has never been more clear.
EcoDharma Exploration
Join Us Live on January 23
Melissa Hoffer on Environmental Policy
- January 23, 2022
In this EcoDharma Exploration on January 23, environmental lawyer Melissa Hoffer offers an update on US environmental policy and how we can bridge the gap between aspiration and action.
The EcoSattva Training
A Course to Cultivate Wisdom, Connection, and an Unwavering Response
“The Dharma is a terrific lens through which to view ecoactivism. This has helped me think about ways to help others who are either overwhelmed or think no action can be sufficiently effective and have given up.”
Registration for individuals and groups is now open.
Featured EcoDharma
- Joan Halifax
- December 31, 2021
As another year fraught with uncertainty and peril draws to a close, Roshi Joan Halifax explores the power of wise hope, free from attachment, to bolster our engaged practice.
Featured Practice
- Khenchen Thrangu Rinpoche
- January 7, 2022
As a new year begins, we share this aspiration from monastic and scholar Khenchen Thrangu Rinpoche, composed in response to global warming and ecosystem collapse.
EcoDharma Art, Poetry, and Imagery
- One Earth Sangha
- June 2, 2014
The haunting photography of J. Henry Fair asks us to hold a steady gaze as we view vast landscapes transformed by industry. In this interview with the artist, we explore the paradoxical beauty of his work and what it might awaken in our hearts.
The Path of Engaged Practice is itself made sustainable by compassion, commitment and community.
Featured Online Course
from Our Networks
Climate, Justice, Nonviolence and Regenerative social change
Can we take the inconvenient and risky actions necessary to minimize suffering? How might taking such actions become more normal, healing, holistic, and beautiful? Can they authentically express our deepest spiritual truths?
Led by Boundless in Motion and hosted by One Earth Sangha, this course begins May 15. Applications open now.
Led by Boundless in Motion and hosted by One Earth Sangha, this course begins May 15. Applications open now.
Events
from our Networks
A Work that Reconnects Online Retreat
- February 11, 2022
- — February 19, 2022
- Work that Reconnects
Online
Held over two weekends, Kritee (Kanko) and Deborah Eden Tull will lead this online workshop integrating dharma practice with The Work That Reconnects.
Questioning the Place of Humans in Multispecies Environments
- January 27, 2022
- — March 24, 2022
Online
Statements
from Leaders and Practitioners
International Dharma Teachers' Statement on Climate Change
In 2014, the global sangha of Buddhist and mindfulness practitioners joined Dharma teachers from around the world in signing this statement on climate change.
Authentic repair begins with restoring our relationships ... with ourselves, one another as well as lands, waters, and the living Earth community.
Campaigns for Action
A Practice of Meeting Harm with Steady Love
We invite you to bring your standing practice both into the meditation hall and out in the world with you, as an act of solidarity with life.
Featured Calls to Action
Upcoming
- Join the People’s Alliance for Earth Action Now (PAEAN) and register for the launch call January 30th.
- Chase, CitiBank, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo customers: Sign on to an open letter asking your bank’s CEO to stop funding the destruction of our planet.
Ongoing Opportunities
- Stop the Money Pipeline:
- Move your money and divest from fossil fuels
- If you are a college student, learn about and launch a reinvestment campaign
- Tell your government representatives and local financial institutions to put people and planet before polluters
Stories of Engagement
An Interview with Aidan Kankyoku
- Kristin Barker
- September 28, 2021
26-year-old Buddhist activist Aidan Kankyoku speaks to the evolving landscapes of direct action, and daring to be a part of the shifts.
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