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Giving Radically

The foundational Buddhist principle of dana, or generosity, poses a profound challenge to our separative, extractive relationship with Earth. What forms of ecological, economic, and social renewal might be possible if we see through the delusion of endless acquisition?
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A Challenge to Dharma Leadership

How can Dharma teachers and Buddhist sanghas renounce spiritual bypass and respond courageously to environmental crises and systemic injustice?
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Code Red

A World in Free Fall Calls Us to Rise Up

As the old paradigm of endless growth, extraction, and exploitation proves increasingly unable to sustain its contradictions, Thanissara invites us to step fearlessly into the radical, collective transformation that is already underway.
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COP, Connection, and Creative Heartbreak

An Interview with Lou Leonard

How can we find our own agency in the midst of international decision-making processes that so often feel remote and disheartening?
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Standing in Solidarity

Part 3: Kaira Jewel Lingo

Kaira Jewel Lingo, guiding teacher and beloved friend of One Earth Sangha, gave the third and final talk of our Standing in Solidarity gathering.
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Standing in Solidarity

Part 2: Thanissara

Thanissara, a frequent and cherished partner of One Earth Sangha, gave the second talk of our Standing in Solidarity gathering.
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Standing in Solidarity

Part 1: Roshi Joan Halifax

Renowned Zen teacher Roshi Joan Halifax gave the first talk of One Earth Sangha's Standing in Solidarity gathering, an exploration of what it means to be in active solidarity with life.
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What Can Buddhism Offer to a World in Crisis?

A Conversation with Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi and David Loy

What are the responsibilities of Buddhists in response to increasing economic inequality, ethnic and racial violence, environmental destruction, and other crises?
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Standing with Life

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.
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Toxic Red Waste Pond near Brown Coal Power Station, Lausitz, Germany. The Union of Concerned Scientists website asserts: "Waste created by a typical 500-megawatt coal plant includes more than 125,000 tons of ash and 193,000 tons of sludge from the smokestack scrubber each year. Toxic substance in the waste - including arsenic mercury, chromium, and cadmium - can contaminate drinking water supplies and damage vital human organs and the nervous system." Every year, among many other things, this power plant releases about 238 kg mercury and 10,700,000 tons of CO2 into the air and 168 kg of arsenic into the ground. © J Henry Fair — Used with permission.
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Environmental and Racial Injustice

A Call for Clear Seeing... and Response

Roshi Joan calls on us to respond to environmental racism as an indirect and persistent form of oppression.
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