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Every Day is Earth Day

Reflections on an Annual Observance

Beyond a conceptual knowing, what will support us in realizing our true nature, not just on Earth Day but every day and at every level?
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Pilgrimages, Pandemics, and this Precious Planet

As we begin to emerge from Covid-19 restrictions, psychotherapist Emma Palmer calls into question our 'right to travel,' including the spiritual pursuit version.
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Emma Palmer
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The Challenge of Living Awake

Navigating the Inner Waves of Ecological Crises

A young activist and Soto Zen practitioner envisions a skillful and healing-oriented response to the devastation of our environmental crises.
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Evguenia Ignatenko
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Environmental Warriors

Buddhist Monastics Practice Forest Protection

Moved by intimate awareness of dependent co-arising, monastics in Southeast Asia have become leaders in protecting their local environment.
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Dipen Barua
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Serei Sakor Daun Sdoeung Pagoda
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In Sangha with the Earth

A community is more than just a collection of people—it encompasses the way we care for each other and our world. In observance of Sangha Day, we highlight a Cambodian monastic community that exemplifies this care.
 
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Dipen Barua
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Divesting the Mind of Colonialism

Land-Based Ethics and Settler Solidarity in a Time of Corona and Revolution

We live in the legacy of colonialism, a human-, white-, and settler-centered view of reality. Buddhist scholar Natalie Avalos shows us how Indigenous and Dharma wisdom call us to live in Right Relationship with Earth and all beings.
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Natalie Avalos
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What Is My Life For?

How should we live amidst vast systems of interlocking harm? Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo invites us to begin by adopting nonviolence as a way of life.
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Tilly Campbell-Allen
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Mactaggart Sanctuary, Edmonton, Canada
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Guideposts on the EcoSattva Path

A pioneer of EcoSangha in Canada provides a fresh look at the vows at the heart of EcoSattva practice and invites us to embrace them.
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A Zen Harvest

Green Gulch Farm Zen Center has provided a vivid demonstration of engaged practice during the pandemic, sharing its vegetable harvests with communities in need throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Wendy Johnson
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Waking Up in (Our Own) Time

Is Western Dharma willing to address its own role in ecological crises? Posed a decade ago, a beloved teacher's questions reverberate.
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No Mud, No Lotus

— Thích Nhất Hạnh

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